Ravion
Meaning of Ravion
Ravion, pronounced RAY-vee-on, unfolds like a moonlit haiku upon spring’s waking bamboo grove—a modern unisex name born of the French ravir, “to delight,” and the spirited suffix –ion, suggesting both gentle movement and quiet radiance. It conjures the raven’s inky wing gliding over a mist-stilled river at dawn, the first golden ray fracturing through cherry blossoms, and the subtle pulse of incense drifting through a silent tearoom. Though distinctly anglophone in origin, its syllables carry the cool precision of a calligrapher’s brushstroke, marrying Western innovation with the Japanese reverence for ephemeral beauty. Parents who choose Ravion invoke a narrative of serene strength and elegant mystery, a name that glimmers like koi beneath lantern light—equally at home upon a son’s broad shoulders or a daughter’s slender path. Here, dry wit meets poetic grace, inviting every bearer to step lightly into a world where each breath is both a beginning and a blossom.
Pronunciation
American English
- Pronunced as RAY-vee-on (/ˈreɪviˌɑn/)
British English
- Pronunced as RAY-vee-on (/ˈreɪviˌɒn/)
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