Declining since 1998, #1,571 for boys today.
Popularity of Trevon since 1965
Babies named Trevon per year in U.S. Social Security records.
Data table (by decade)
| Decade | Boys |
|---|---|
| 1960s | 31 |
| 1970s | 150 |
| 1980s | 495 |
| 1990s | 5,819 |
| 2000s | 5,620 |
| 2010s | 1,629 |
| 2020s | 596 |
Meaning & origin
Trevon is a modern American name that first appeared in official records in 1965. It gained traction during the 1990s, reaching its highest popularity in 1997 when it ranked among the top 1,000 names, though it has since fallen in use. In 2025, it ranked 1,571 with a frequency of 1 in 15,816 births, reflecting a downward trajectory that began in 1998. The name has shown particular favor in states like Louisiana, Indiana, and Florida. Trevon's formation mirrors a broader trend of inventive names in late 20th-century America, often crafted by merging familiar sounds or syllables. While its exact meaning remains unclear, it carries a contemporary, distinctive feel that appealed to parents seeking a name with a modern edge.
Trevon emerged in the United States in the late 20th century, first recorded in 1965. It appears to be a modern coinage blending sounds from names such as Trevor (of Welsh origin meaning 'large settlement') and Devin (of Irish origin). The name gained popularity in the 1990s, peaking in 1997, and has since declined. It is predominantly used for boys.
Where Trevon is most popular
Births per 100,000 boys by state. Press play or drag the slider to watch it move across the decades. The lightest shade means too few recorded births.
Nicknames & variants
Nicknames: Trev, Von
Sibling names for Trevon
Names that share Trevon's style, for a brother or sister.
Sisters: Tiana, Nevaeh, Jada, Maya, Aaliyah, Ebony, Danasia, Deasia, Jalissa, Keiara, Keyanna, Latavia, Breyona, Daesha, Dakayla, Davionna, Denasia, Jakeria, Jamelia, Keionna, Lakiya, Nikiya, Porshia, Takayla, Tashiana, Tatiyanna, Uniqua, Chenille, Daijha, Dajanique, Danaysha, Deairra, Dejanee, Deshayla, Jalecia, Jalise, Javonna, Keauna, Keoshia, Mahogani, Malayshia, Markeya, Quandra, Shiquita, Tocarra, Treanna, Trenisha, Tynisa, Jahnay, Tykera, Adreona, Breeonna, Bresha, Dashanae, Denaja, Dontasia, Jacoria, Jamiesha, Jataya, Kashina, Keandria, Kewana, Keyairra, Keyanni, Ladaja, Lajada, Lakiyah, Laterria, Martavia, Nashayla, Neosha, Shalicia, Shavonte, Shermeka
Brothers: Tyler, Dylan, Jaylen, Cameron, Brandon, Dandre, Davonte, Demario, Devante, Jaquan, Jaylon, Keshawn, Damario, Damarius, Dasean, Dashawn, Dayshawn, Dayvon, Demari, Jermain, Keandre, Keondre, Keonte, Keyshawn, Marquel, Rashaun, Roshawn, Savon, Travion, Alante, Daeshawn, Dametrius, Dayquan, Dayveon, Dearius, Demauri, Deontre, Devontay, Dmarion, Dreshawn, Drevon, Jacquan, Jalan, Jamaree, Javarious, Javell, Jawuan, Jovante, Jquan, Kajuan, Kashawn, Keishawn, Kesean, Keyshaun, Larenz, Quantavious, Quartez, Quintavious, Quintavius, Rasean, Rayshaun, Rayshon, Trenell, Treshaun, Trevell, Trevonte, Catrell, Cortavious, Daiveon, Dajaun, Davarius, Deaaron, Deadrian, Deantre, Demontez, Deundre, Dquan, Drevion, Dvon, Jaequan, Jaishaun, Jaishawn, Jakorey, Jarquez, Javarion, Javaun, Jovaughn, Kasean, Kayveon, Kewon, Keyandre, Kiante, Kijuan, Krishawn, Kyshaun, Ladarian, Lequan, Melquan, Quantavius, Roshon, Tashon, Traevon, Tramayne, Traquan, Traveon, Travious, Treavon, Trevaughn, Trevone, Trevonne, Tyquez, Tywaun, Jaquarious, Armarion, Avondre, Cardarius, Damontay, Darshawn, Daveyon, Demaryius, Deontaye, Deontez, Deovion, Dequavious, Devaunte, Dezman, Dontravious, Dreshon, Jaeshaun, Jamarquis, Jamerius, Jaquane, Javonnie, Jevante, Jevaughn, Jontez, Jveon, Keiandre, Keijuan, Keiondre, Kemontae, Keyshun, Latravious, Markeise, Marquelle, Marquie, Marquist, Monterrio, Quamere, Quandre, Quayshaun, Rishawn, Rodarius, Taishawn, Tarvaris, Tavious, Terreon, Travontae, Tredarius, Tremell, Trevontae, Treyshaun
Names like Trevon
Names whose popularity has moved with Trevon's over the last 50 years.
