Xayvion
Meaning of Xayvion
Xayvion (pronounced zay-vee-on) unfurls like a warm Mediterranean breeze, marrying modern creativity with classical gravitas. Crafted as a blend of the Basque Xavier—“new house, bright”—and the Hebrew Zion—“highest point”—it evokes the image of a radiant abode reaching skyward. In a bustling Roman piazza, its soft “zay” syllable might echo like church bells at twilight, while the rounded “vion” finale carries the promise of elegant strength. Though it has yet to claim the summit of American baby-name charts, Xayvion has steadily made its mark since debuting with just five newborns in 1997, and in 2024, 24 baby boys bore the name, securing the 900th spot nationwide. It’s a choice that offers parents a narrative as timeless and inviting as an Italian sonnet, seasoned with a dash of playful wonder.
Pronunciation
English
- Pronunced as zay-vee-on (/zeɪˈviɑn/)
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