Deveon

Anglophile parents will love the subtle nod this name gives to the charming, pastoral countryside of County Devon in England. Deveon is a gender-neutral name of English origin, that offers an alternative spelling to Devon. This countryside moniker came from the British settlers, the Dumnonii. Devon, and therefore Deveon, also has links to the Irish last names Ó Duibhín or Ó Daimhín, from the word dubh, meaning “black” or “dark,” and damh, “bard” or “poet.” You might also enjoy this name's connection to the Old French word devin, that translates to “divine.” Just like there is a lot to love about this name, there is going to be as much—and more—to love about baby Deveon.