Hason, of Hebrew origin, means 'vision'. It is derived from the Hebrew word 'chazon', which translates to 'vision' or 'prophecy'. Historically, the name was borne by a figure in the Old Testament, Hosea, whose story serves as an allegory for God's relationship with Israel. The name gained popularity during the Middle Ages and has been used consistently since then. Today, it is recognized worldwide among Jewish communities and beyond, celebrated as a name rich in biblical heritage and symbolism.
The name Hason experienced its peak popularity during the mid-70s with 12 births recorded in 1974 and consistently high numbers until 1978. However, there was a significant decline in the late 70s and early 80s, with only 5 births each year from 1980 to 1983. The name regained some popularity in the mid-90s but has since declined again, with most recent years showing fewer than 10 births annually. Despite these fluctuations, Hason remains a unique and distinctive name, with a total of 223 recorded births over the given period.