Chevonne

Meaning of Chevonne

Chevonne (pronounced shuh-VAWN) brings a touch of vintage French elegance and modern warmth all in one graceful package. As a lyrical variant of the classic Yvonne—whose Germanic root “Ivo” evokes the steadfast yew tree—Chevonne carries connotations of resilience and timeless beauty. It’s the kind of name that feels like a secret shared between old-world charm and contemporary flair, perfect for a little girl destined to stand out without shouting. Though it never topped the charts, Chevonne quietly won hearts in New York during the early 1980s, hovering around the mid-200s in popularity—a rare gem rather than a passing trend. With each soft “shuh-VAWN,” it promises a story of strength, creativity and individuality that will grow more compelling with every year.

Pronunciation

English

• Pronunced as shuh-VAWN (/ʃəˈvɔn/)

• Yvette
• Shavonne
• Yvonne
• Cherie
• Chantelle
• Chantel
• Chevelle