Jenson is an English and Danish surname that's never been too popular as a given name, which surprises us, but it appears to be on the rise. That could have something to do with a few young athletes who have helped make it more popular in recent years. Jenson is cute and has a bit of a preppy sound to it, though it doesn't offer much in the way of symbolism or meaning. Pair it with a trendy middle name to make it sound even more current.
Meaning of the name Jenson:
Danish, English: Son of Jens
Origin of the name Jenson:
Jenson is an old English surname that dates back centuries. Its meaning is “son of Jens.” Jens is a common name in Danish and German cultures. It's an alternative to the names Johannes or John.
Symbolism of the name Jenson:
Jenson doesn't offer much in the way of symbolism.
Style of the name Jenson:
Surname as a given name
Gender of the name Jenson:
Jenson is a boy's name.
Pronunciation of the name Jenson:
JEN-son
Number of syllables in the name Jenson:
Two
Emotion evoked from the name Jenson:
The baby name Jenson evokes images of someone who is good-natured and has a great sense of humor.
Alternative spellings for the name Jenson:
- Jensen
- Jennson
Nicknames for the name Jenson:
- Jen
- Jens
- Jensy
Popularity of the name Jenson:
According to the Social Security Administration, Jenson has never been a top 1,000 baby name for boys or girls in the United States.
Related names for the name Jenson:
Great middle names for Jenson and their meanings:
- Tyler (tile maker)
- Noah (rest)
- Levi (joined)
- Alexander (protector of men)
- Michael (who is like God)
- Matthew (gift of God)
- Hunter (one who hunts)
- Andrew (strong, manly)
- Ryan (little king)
Famous people with the name Jenson:
- Jenson Brooksby (tennis player)
- Jenson Button (race car driver)
- Jenson Joseph (cricketer)
- Jenson Seelt (soccer player)
- Jenson LaBrecque (hockey player)
Jenson in popular culture:
- Jenson (character in the story “Symbiosis” by Shaelin Bishop)