Dequavion
Meaning of Dequavion
Pronounced duh-KWAY-vee-on, Dequavion sweeps into a room like the first blush of dawn over a Caribbean shore—warm, playful, and brimming with promise (with just the right dash of sass). Forged in the late 1990s by African-American and Latino families, this luminous name marries the embracing prefix “De-,” echoing origin or kinship, with the lyrical “Quavion,” a subtle nod to the Latin avis, or bird, to craft a meaning of flight and freedom. Though it has danced cheerfully around the top 800 U.S. boy names, Dequavion’s true magic lies in its storytelling soul: a melody of sunlit adventures, boundless horizons, and a spirit destined to soar.
Pronunciation
American English
- Pronunced as duh-KWAY-vee-on (/dəˈkweɪviˌɑn/)
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