Rianon

Nothing says feminine power quite like Rianon! This unique variant of the Welsh name Rhiannon has deep Celtic roots, meaning "great queen." Derived from Rīgantonā, where rīganī means "queen," Rianon connects to the supernatural realms with meanings like "nymph" and "goddess," reflecting its mythical origins. In Celtic legend, Rhiannon, or Rigantona, is known as the Horse Goddess or Queen of the Faery, representing both love and motherhood. She is linked to the Gaulish goddess Epona and is thought to have inspired John Keats' mysterious "La Belle Dame Sans Merci." Baby Rianon will surely bewitch everyone with an almost fairy-like charm and their otherworldly beauty.