Yon
yon
US Popularity:11455
Origin:Korean
Meaning:Flower; Petal; Brave; Eternal; God is gracious; Dove; Young
Short and sweet, Yon is a versatile name that can be either masculine or feminine. Coming from the Korean and Chinese titles Yeong and Yong, Yon holds translations like “flower,” “petal,” “brave,” and “eternal.” Yon may also be an Old French and German variant of John, meaning “God is gracious.” If you’re hoping to raise baby in your faith, naming them Yon could be a lovely way to start that journey. As a shortened form of the Hebrew title Yonah, Yon means “dove,” evoking reminders of the international symbol of peace. Thanks to its roots in the English last name Young, this moniker translates to “young,” encouraging baby to connect to their childlike spirit at any stage of their life. Whether your little one is more chill and tranquil or swift and energetic, the name Yon is sure to give them plenty of inspiration.
How Popular Is The Name Yon?
Yearly Ranking Change:
Year:
2004
Gender:
Girl
#
in 2004
No change
from 1992
Sources
Ancestry, Yon Family History
Behind the Name, Yong, October 2024
Behind the Name, Yeong, June 2024
Ancestry, Yohn Family History
Ancestry. Young Family History
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