Davon

The name Davon is a variant spelling of the English name Devon, which originated as a place name referring to the county of Devonshire in southwestern England. The name Devon is derived from the Celtic word "Dyfneint," which means "deep valley dwellers."

The county of Devonshire was named after the River Dee, which flows through the area. The name Devon likely comes from the combination of the Celtic words "duyn," meaning "deep," and "vent," meaning "valley."

As a personal name, Davon emerged as a creative spelling variation of the traditional Devon. It is primarily used as a masculine name in English-speaking countries.

While the name's etymology links it to a specific geographical region, Davon has gained popularity as a modern name choice, appreciated for its unique sound and spelling.