Delon
Meaning of Delon
Delon, pronounced duh-LAHN (dəˈlɑn) in American English and duh-LON (dəˈlɒn) in British usage, traces its roots to a French toponymic surname meaning “from Lon,” evoking the rolling hills and sunlit vineyards of southwestern France in a single, mellifluous syllable. It carries the cultural cachet of screen legend Alain Delon—whose cool reserve and taut elegance have lent the name an undercurrent of cinematic sophistication—yet never cries for attention, preferring the quiet confidence of an under-the-radar choice. In U.S. birth records, Delon has hovered near the periphery of the top 900 for decades, with modest peaks in mid-20th-century popularity, a pattern that suggests parents value its balanced blend of familiarity and exclusivity. After all, why blend in when you can wear distinction as effortlessly as a well-cut blazer?
Pronunciation
American English
- Pronunced as duh-LAHN (/dəˈlɑn/)
British English
- Pronunced as duh-LON (/dəˈlɒn/)
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Notable People Named Delon
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