Shavonne
Meaning of Shavonne
Shavonne (pronounced shuh-VAWN /ʃəˈvɔn/) dances onto the scene like a burst of marigold petals at an Indian Holi festival—bright, gracious, and utterly unforgettable. Born as a playful American twist on the classic Irish Siobhán, its meaning “God is gracious” wraps around the bearer like a silken sari, weaving together old‐world charm and modern flair. In the late ’70s through the early ’90s in Illinois, Shavonne held her own as a rare gem—peaking with 27 newborns in 1979 and hovering in the low single digits most years, a sweet secret shared by only a few families. Imagine the name rolling off your tongue like a monsoon breeze, infused with the warmth of a Bollywood melody and the gentle promise of grace. It carries a subtle elegance—part Celtic legend, part boisterous Indian puja celebration—yet feels fresh, as if it’s been painted in vibrant rangoli powders on the doorstep of the future. For parents craving a name that’s both heartfelt and head-turning, Shavonne offers an enchanting story in every syllable.
Pronunciation
English
- Pronunced as shuh-VAWN (/ʃəˈvɔn/)
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