Kelson
- proper noun
- Mrs. Kelson, I presume.
Examples
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Hi, I'm Lucy Kelson.
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He graduated 2 years ago, Mrs. Kelson.
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Mr. Kelson, I want the full amount.
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But I have to tell you, Miss Kelson, you are a legend there.
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- Good evening, Miss Kelson.
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I'm getting a rash, Mr. Kelson.
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I was saying how presumptuous it was of me to come waltzing in here... but Miss Kelson was nice enough to see me.
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Hey, Mrs. Kelson.
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Yes, Lucy Kelson.
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Hi, I'm Kelson, and I'm excited to meet you.
Synonyms
A family name used by people or fictional characters
A female first name often short for Katherine and also a family name
A personal name used as a first or last name
A personal name used for people and characters in stories
A family name some people have, sometimes used as a first name
A last name used by members of a family
A last name or first name for a person
Surface Forms
Etymology
Kelson is probably an English family name made from Kel, a short name, plus -son, which means 'son of'. So it originally meant 'son of Kel', and that is why it appears today as a surname or sometimes as a first name.