Kavon

Meaning of Kavon

Kavon (pronounced kay-vahn /keɪˈvɑn/) feels like a fresh breeze through a time-honored tradition. Inspired as a modern twist on the Irish name Kevin—originally from the Gaelic Caoimhín, meaning “gentle, handsome birth”—Kavon brings a spark of individuality without losing that warm, classic charm. Parents who choose Kavon often picture a little boy with a bright spirit and a kind heart, the kind of kid who might be the only Kavon on the playground but will quickly make friends with his easy confidence and genuine smile. In the U.S., Kavon’s popularity has quietly risen and dipped over the years, settling at rank 888 in 2024 with 36 newborns, a gentle reminder that this name resonates with families seeking something familiar yet unmistakably modern. With its blend of Celtic roots and contemporary flair, Kavon invites each child to write his own story—one marked by warmth, strength, and the promise of something beautifully new.

Pronunciation

American English

• Pronunced as kay-vahn (/keɪˈvɑn/)

British English

• Pronunced as kay-vuhn (/keɪˈvən/)

• Kaden
• Kameron
• Kian
• Keon
• Kavan
• Kevin
• Kevon