Treavor

Treavor is a given name used in English-speaking contexts. It is a relatively uncommon variant spelling of Trevor and is typically masculine. The name appears primarily as a personal given name rather than a surname.

Treavor is generally treated as a variant of Trevor, whose etymology is commonly traced to the Welsh place-name element Trefor, meaning "homestead" or "settlement." Because Treavor is a spelling variant of Trevor, it shares the same general etymological associations, though there is no widely cited independent origin for the Treavor spelling itself.

In usage, records of Treavor are sparse compared to Trevor, with the name appearing sporadically in the United States and other English-speaking regions in the late 20th and early 21st centuries. There are no widely known public figures whose primary identification uses the Treavor spelling.

In fiction, Treavor may be used as a character name in various works, particularly in fantasy or science fiction settings, but there is no single canonical source or widely recognized association with the name.

See also: Trevor, Trever, Trevar.