Damarion

Meaning of Damarion

Damarion is a spirited fusion of Damarius and Marion, a name that rolls off the tongue like a quick salsa beat—duh-MAR-ee-un—blending the Latin “amar” (“to love”) with the mellow glow of “Marion.” He first tip-toed onto U.S. birth certificates in the early-’80s, then leapt up the charts around the new millennium, proving that a rare gem can still shine in a sea of classics. Listeners often picture a boy with a corazón grande, equal parts athlete and artist, whose very name sounds like a drumroll for greatness. Friendly nicknames—Mari, Rio, or even D-Mar—keep things playful, while the full form carries a subtle message: love boldly, march forward, and leave a warm echo wherever you go.

Pronunciation

American English

• Pronunced as duh-MAR-ee-un (/dəˈmɛəriən/)

• Amari
• Damari
• Demarion
• Lamarion
• Damario