Jeferson is a boy name pronounced as JEF-er-sən, meaning "son of Jeffrey. " It has English origin, derived from the surname Jefferson. Historically, the name was used as a first name long before it became a common surname. The use of Jeferson as a given name has evolved over time, reflecting cultural and societal trends. It was popularized by historical figures like Thomas Jefferson, the third President of the United States, and Jefferson Davis, the of the Confederate States of America.
