Deakon
Meaning of Deakon
The name Deakon traces back to the Greek diakonos, meaning “servant” or “messenger,” and historically denoted a church officer entrusted with care and community duties. Its distinctive spelling—replacing the C with a K—adds a contemporary flair while preserving the name’s underlying sense of integrity and service. In the United States, Deakon remains uncommon, ranking 904th in 2024 with twenty recorded births, yet it has steadily drawn the attention of parents seeking a balance of tradition and individuality. Pronounced DEE-kun (/ˈdiːkən/), the name conveys a clear, purposeful sound and offers a meaningful choice for a child who may one day embrace leadership rooted in character.
Pronunciation
American English
- Pronunced as DEE-kun (/ˈdiːkən/)
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