Onix
Meaning of Onix
In the vibrant mosaic of modern baby names, Onix shines like a midnight jewel, fusing ancient Greek grit with sizzling Latin flair. Born from the Greek word ónux—meaning “claw” or “fingernail”—and echoing the sleek power of the onyx stone, Onix arrives with an aura of strength and mystique, even tipping a playful hat to the rock-serpent Pokémon for pop-culture cred. In Spanish it’s OH-neeks, rolling off the tongue with musical warmth, while in English it snaps sharply as OH-niks—either way, it rocks! Rare but climbing fast in the US baby charts, Onix brings a spirited edge and a wink of adventure, perfect for parents who crave a name as bold and unique as their little champion. Think of Onix as a rock star ready to seize the spotlight, carving its story with style, resilience, and a spark of pure Latin passion.
Pronunciation
Spanish
- Pronunced as OH-neeks (/oʊˈniks/)
English
- Pronunced as OH-niks (/oʊˈnɪks/)
U.S. Popularity Chart
Notable People Named Onix
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