Amirion

Meaning & origin

Amirion is a modern American name introduced to U.S. birth records in 2017. It has quickly gained traction, rising steadily in popularity and reaching its peak rank of 1,191 in 2025, with an estimated 1 in 9,989 boys receiving the name. The trajectory shows consistent growth since 2018, reflecting a broader trend for contemporary, melodic names ending in '-ion'. Geographically, Amirion has seen the most use in Kentucky, Tennessee, and Virginia, suggesting a regional concentration in the South and Mid-Atlantic. The name is likely a creative elaboration of Amir, a well-established Arabic name meaning 'prince', combined with a fashionable suffix to give it a distinctive, modern feel. As a recent coinage, its long-term staying power remains to be seen, but it fits within a pattern of parents seeking unique yet familiar-sounding names.

Amirion is a name with no established historical etymology, first appearing in U.S. birth records in 2017. It likely derives from the Arabic name Amir (meaning 'prince' or 'commander') combined with the popular modern suffix '-ion', giving it a distinctive and contemporary sound. There is no evidence of usage outside of the United States prior to the 21st century.