Macon

Meaning marsh dweller
Origin American, French, Native American
Gender gender neutral
Opposite gender Macon
Popularity Moderate
Length 5
Syllables 2
Syllabification Ma-con

About Macon

The name Macon is a distinctive choice for parents seeking a name with both historical and natural connotations. With origins in Old French and Native American cultures, Macon carries a rich tapestry of meanings. In Old French, it echoes the idea of a skilled "mason" or "builder," suggesting qualities of craftsmanship and construction. In Native American contexts, it can evoke the spirit of a "wolf" or "bear," symbolizing strength and resilience.

Macon stands out among popular names with its unique blend of heritage and character. Its variations, such as Macen and Makon, provide further options for personalization. With similarities to names like Mason and Hudson, Macon maintains a modern yet timeless appeal.

Notable historical figures like Macon Bolling Allen and fictional characters like Macon Ravenwood have borne this name, adding depth to its legacy. If you're seeking a name that combines strength, creativity, and a touch of the wild, Macon could be the perfect choice for your baby boy, setting him on a path filled with meaning and individuality.

Variations of Name Macon

Mason
Maison
Macen
Mayson
Masen

Nicknames for Macon

Mac
Macky
Mace
Con
Cono
Macon

Characters Named Macon

Macon LearyThe Accidental Tourist
Macon Dead IIISong of Solomon
Macon HeightsMacon Heights series
Macon ClayMacon Clay series
Macon HoltThe Graveyard Book
Macon ForresterDawson's Creek
Macon RosenthalThe Summer I Turned Pretty
Macon SilerFriday Night Lights
Macon DuboisThe Help
Macon RavenwoodDangerous Creatures series
Macon HillMacon Hill series
Macon DetornayThe Lying Game
Macon BeauchampBloodroot
Macon SamuelsThe Dark Divine
Macon McCarverThe Hollows series
Macon FaulknerThe Sugar Queen
Macon TuckerHaven Point series
Macon BarnettThe Fortune Teller's Daughter