Garions

Garions is a proper noun used as the plural form of the given name Garion. It does not denote a distinct concept in science, geography, or history, and its usage outside fictional or personal-name contexts is limited.

In literary contexts, Garion is most known as a personal name for a central character in David Eddings’s Belgariad series. In the books, the hero Garion is later revealed to be Belgarion, bearer of a royal destiny. Because Garion is a given name, the plural Garions would typically refer to multiple characters named Garion across works, or to discussions and fan content involving those characters.

Outside of fiction, Garions is occasionally encountered as a surname or as a rare given name, but it is not common. The term does not correspond to a recognized geographic location, biological taxon, or established scholarly concept.

Overall, Garions functions primarily as a name in English-language fiction and on personal-name records. When encountered, it is usually interpreted in context as the plural of a name rather than as a standalone technical term.

See also: Garion, Belgarion, The Belgariad.