Tavon
Meaning of Tavon
Tavon arrives like a flash of salsa beneath a summer moon—vibrant, warm, and impossible to ignore. Pronounced tuh-VAHN, this spirited boy’s name blends modern American inventiveness with a dash of Latin romance, conjuring sun-kissed plazas and the pulse of distant conga drums. While its precise roots dance between playful coinages in African-American communities and the sturdy echoes of Devon, Tavon has truly earned its own spotlight, climbing into the Top 800 in the early 2000s before settling at rank 892 with 32 newborns in 2024. That sweet spot—just familiar enough to feel welcoming, just unique enough to stand out—gives Tavon an irresistible confidence, like a secret handshake shared among trendsetters. For parents craving a name that leaps off the tongue and wraps every introduction in warmth and possibility, Tavon might just be the perfect love letter to future adventures.
Pronunciation
American English
- Pronunced as tuh-VAHN (/təˈvɑn/)
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Notable People Named Tavon
| Tavon Austin - |
| Tavon Wilson - |
| Tavon Young - |
