Bronson

The name Bronson is an English surname that originated as a patronymic name, meaning 'son of Brun.' It is derived from the Old Norse word 'brunr,' which means 'brown' or 'brown-skinned.'

Historically, surnames like Bronson were often given to individuals based on their physical characteristics, such as hair or skin color.

As a given name, Bronson gained popularity in the late 20th century, possibly influenced by the American actor Charles Bronson, who was known for his rugged and tough-guy roles.

Today, the name Bronson is often associated with strength, masculinity, and a rugged or outdoorsy image.