Chivonne
Meaning of Chivonne
Chivonne, pronounced shi-VAWN, feels like a warm breeze carrying whispers of Celtic heritage into the modern nursery. Often viewed as a creative offshoot of the Irish Siobhán— itself the Gaelic cousin of the French Jeanne— it carries a meaning tied to graciousness and resilience. Envision the name unfurling like a delicate green vine, offering both strength and elegance with every syllable. Though it quietly peaked in the lower hundreds of US baby charts during the ’80s, that modest history only adds to its under-the-radar charm. For families craving a name that’s at once rooted in tradition and delightfully fresh, Chivonne promises a melodic invitation to stand out with gentle confidence.
Pronunciation
English
- Pronunced as shi-VAWN (/ʃɪˈvɔn/)
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