Trevion

Trevion is a masculine given name that has appeared in the United States and other English-speaking regions since the late 20th century. It is generally considered a modern coinage, likely arising as a variant of similar names such as Trevor or Trevon, and often extended with the -ion ending that is common in contemporary names. The result is a distinctive, contemporary-sounding name.

Usage and demographics often place Trevion within families seeking nontraditional spellings or distinctive names for their children. The name is relatively uncommon and is most frequently found in North America; precise statistics are not widely published, but Trevion remains a rare given name compared with more established ones.

Variants and related names include Trevon and Trevien, among other phonetic spellings. The exact spelling can vary by family preference, reflecting broader naming trends that mix familiar root names with novel endings and letter combinations.

Notable bearers of the name Trevion are not widely documented in major public records, and there are no widely recognized historical figures specifically identified by this given name. As with many modern coinages, Trevion gains presence through individual practitioners, fictional characters, and social media usage, contributing to its ongoing visibility in contemporary naming practices.

See also: Trevor, Trevon, Trevien.