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Payton

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Name — A unisex given name, originally an English surname derived from a place name.

Etymology

From an English place name combining an Old English personal name with "tūn" ("settlement").

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Frequently asked questions

What does “Payton” mean?

The word “Payton” means a unisex given name, originally an English surname derived from a place name. In plain terms, a modern unisex first name that started out as a surname.

How do you use “Payton” in a sentence?

Here is “Payton” used in a sentence: “Payton is popular as both a boy's and a girl's name today.”

What part of speech is “Payton”?

“Payton” is a name.

Where does the word “Payton” come from?

The word “Payton” comes from Old English. From an English place name combining an Old English personal name with "tūn" ("settlement").

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