Yeison
A Spanish spelling of Jason, carrying its old sense of "healer". In Poland it stays rare: only about 100 men and boys use it, and no boys were given it last year.
Yeison Pronunciation
Yeison is pronounced ih-e-EE-son (/ɨɛˈisɔn/).
What Yeison means
Where Yeison comes from and what it has meant to the people who carry it.
Yeison is a Spanish spelling of the name Jason, built from sound instead of Latin. It grew common in Colombia, where the English name was written the way it landed on the ear. Across Latin America the same respelling spread, and Yeison reads as its own name now.
The root sits in Greek. Jason comes from Iasōn, tied to the verb iasthai, to heal, which is where the sense of healer attaches. That meaning came through the older Greek name, long before the Spanish spelling existed. Yeison carries it forward without the Greek letters.
On a Polish dziennik szkolny, Yeison stands out among the Antonis and Kacpers. It has no name-day of its own here, and no Polish diminutive. What it holds is the spelling and the meaning, healer.
How many people are named Yeison
1 in 209276 men in Poland is named Yeison. 102 people carry it in the 2025 register: rank #3420 among male names.