Dejonte
Meaning of Dejonte
Pronounced duh-JAHN-tay, Dejonte bursts onto the scene like a lively drumbeat on a summer night, pairing the timeless grace of John (meaning “God is gracious”) with a fresh, modern twist. Though its lineage isn’t centuries old, the mix of a French-flavored “de” with the warm, masculine “Jonte” gives it a brassy jazz riff of personality. In African-American communities, Dejonte evokes spirited creativity and quiet confidence—watch out, a tiny Dejonte might have you cheering courtside in no time! Between 1996 and 2001, just five to a dozen little Dejontes shimmered across American birth records each year, forming a secret constellation of boys forging their own path. Choosing Dejonte means inviting a name that hums with promise, dances on the tongue and carries an enthusiastic spark into every room.
Pronunciation
American English
- Pronunced as duh-JAHN-tay (/dəˈʒɑn.teɪ/)
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