Lamarion
Meaning of Lamarion
Lamarion is a masculine given name born of contemporary American creativity, fusing the French diminutive Marion—with its roots in the Latin Marius and the Roman gens Maria—with the inventive prefix “La.” Pronounced luh-MAR-ee-un (/ləˈmɛriən/), it reflects a naming pattern in African-American communities that honors classical heritage while asserting modern identity. Since first appearing in US Social Security records in the early 2000s, Lamarion has maintained a steady rank between 764 and 915, most recently placing 910th with 14 newborns in 2024. The Latin connection to Mars, the Roman god of war, lends an undercurrent of strength, even as the name surfaces in sports rosters and urban music circles. Journalistic data and cultural observation suggest Lamarion appeals to parents seeking a blend of tradition, resilience and distinctiveness in a single, melodic package.
Pronunciation
American English
- Pronunced as luh-MAR-ee-un (/ləˈmɛriən/)
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