Mazon as a Baby Name. Meaning and Origin of Mazon

What is the meaning of the name Mazon ?

The baby name Mazon is a Male name , 2 syllables long and is pronounced /ˈmeɪzən/ (MAY-zən) — common English pronunciation,/maˈzon/ or /mah-ZOHN/ (ma-ZON) — Hebrew pronunciation (מָזוֹן).

Mazon is Catalan, English, Hebrew, Spanish in Origin.

Mazon is most commonly a modern respelling of Mason, the English occupational name from Anglo‑Norman/Old French maçon “stoneworker” that passed into Middle English as mason. The spelling with z adds distinctiveness while preserving the craftsman sense. In Spanish contexts, the accented surname Mazón is found and sometimes Anglicized as Mazon. The word mazon also appears in Hebrew (mazon, “sustenance, food”), occasionally cited for its positive connotation, though it is not a traditional given name.

Used as a given name in English‑speaking countries in recent decades, Mazon remains rare and reads contemporary and masculine, though it can be unisex. It fits the surname‑as‑first‑name trend and offers an alternative to the very popular Mason. Variants and related forms include Mazón, Mason, Mayson, Maison, and the French Maçon; a possible short form is Maz. Not to be confused with Mazen (Arabic), which is etymologically unrelated.