In 2018, out of the group of boy names directly linked to Garrison, Garrett was the most widely used.īaby names that sound like Garrison include Garion, Garisen, Garison, Garisson, Garisun, Garrion, Garrisen, Garrsone, Garrysan, Garrysen, Garrysin, Garryson, Garrysyn, Garsone, Garyson, Grazian, Gurion, Gorgonio, Graciano, and Garan. The baby name has since steeply fallen in popularity, and is used only on a very light scale today. At the modest peak of its usage in 1999, 0.017% of baby boys were given the name Garrison. See also the related categories, english, son (heir), yorkshire, and irish. Variant forms include Gair, Gare, Gari, Garisen, Garison, Garisson, Garisun, Garri, Garrie, Garris, Garrisen, Garrisun, Garry, Garrys, Garrysan, Garrysen, Garrysin, Garryson, Garrysun, Garrysyn, Gary, and Garyson. The name Garrison is widely used it has 22 variant forms. Garrison is also a variant form of the English and Irish Garrett in the English language. Similar to Harrison, Garrison is a trendy sounded name which is perhaps more. Meaning protection or stronghold, the name Garrison in military terms is given to the base which holds soldiers. Garrison is a variant form of the English and Irish Garret in the English language. A posher take on Gary, Garrison is a strong boy’s name with British roots. It was popularized in the USA by the fame of the US anti-slavery campaigner William Lloyd Garrison (1805-1879). 1 A group of troops stationed in a fortress or town to defend it. The first name is derived from the surname, itself possibly from a place name from Garriston in North Yorkshire, or else originally bestowed for a son of someone named Garret or Gary. From Old English roots, its meaning is 'from Garriston son of Garret, son of Gary'. Garrison is of Irish and Old English origin, and it is predominantly used in the English language. The baby boy name Garrison is pronounced G EHR-Rih-SahN †.

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