Zavon
Meaning of Zavon
In the tapestry of modern American names, Zavon arrives like a radiant fresco, its ZAY-vahn pronunciation echoing with the vibrant energy of a sunlit piazza. Though it claims no ancient etymology, Zavon blossoms from late-20th-century inventiveness—perhaps a lyrical fusion of Zane’s zest and Devon’s flowing vowels—inviting each bearer to paint his own tale. With a modest yet enduring presence in the United States—peaking near rank 771 in 1993 and gently settling around 917 by 2024—this name balances uniqueness and familiarity like a perfectly brewed espresso. It conjures images of creative sparks dancing across terracotta rooftops and laughter drifting through the winding streets of a seaside village, warmed by the embrace of la dolce vita. With no heavy baggage—just a small suitcase of dreams—Zavon whispers of resilience and possibility, offering a child a narrative as bright and layered as an Italian sunset.
Pronunciation
American English
- Pronunced as ZAY-vahn (/zeɪˈvɑn/)
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Notable People Named Zavon
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