Madisson
Meaning & Origin
Madisson is a modern double-S spelling variant of Madison, an English surname meaning “son of Matthew” or, by folk interpretation, “child of Maud.” Once used mainly for boys, Madison and its variants shifted almost entirely to girls’ use by the late 20th century.
Popularity
Madisson was one of 2025’s fastest-rising girls’ names in the US according to the Social Security Administration, showing the classic name Madison continuing to inspire fresh spelling variations.
Nicknames & Variations
- Maddie
- Madison (standard spelling)
- Madisyn (alternate spelling)
Similar Names
- Addison
- Harper
- Avery
- Kennedy
Personality & Trivia
As a stylized double-S spelling of Madison, Madisson carries the same crisp, modern energy while standing out visually on paper. Parents drawn to it tend to like distinctive spellings that still read clearly and sound familiar.
Famous People Named Madisson
- Because this spelling variant is newer, there are no widely known historical namesakes yet — it’s still building its own legacy among the families choosing it today.
Quick Facts
- Gender: Girl
- Origin: English
- Meaning: Son of Matthew, child of Maud
- Pronunciation: MAD-ih-sun