Ammon

Meaning of Ammon

Ammon dances through history like a rambunctious monsoon breeze, breezing in from ancient Egypt’s grand temples as Amun, the hidden sun god, then sashaying into the pages of the Hebrew Bible as Lot’s stalwart son and founder of the Ammonites. He carries the resonance of loyalty and mystery in every syllable—whether you whisper it as AM-ən in English, AH-mawn in German or ah-MOHN in French—and feels as warm and colorful as a rangoli at Diwali’s first light. Picture tiny feet padding across storybook sands, chasing tales of desert caravans and temple courtyards lined with flickering lanterns. With a steady groove in the U.S. charts (hovering near the 800s), Ammon is both quietly confident and ready to burst into joyful song—perfect for parents who want a name that’s a little bit epic, a little bit playful, and utterly unforgettable.