On ending baby names and what they mean, with 105 results. -on names are used more often as masculine names. Adoption of these girl names was at its highest in 2009 (ADOPTION OF 2.9%) and is somewhat less today (ADOPTION 1.5%, 47% LESS), with names such as Sharon becoming somewhat dated. Anniston (#1099), Fallon (#1066) and Maddison (#406) are three of the more trendy baby names in this list, while Calton (TOP 9%) and Mattison (3%) are conventional -on last names. Here is the list of -on names for boys.

Addison - Cardon

Addison, var. Adyson▼, Adisson, Adison▼, Addyson▼, Addeson
Source fr. Old English. "Son of Adam." Addisen is also a moderately common baby name.

Aeron
Derived fr. Welsh. "Battle." Unisex name. Uncommon, but Aeron is comparable to common surnames Teron (UPPER 71%), Arron (42%), which also end with -ron.

Afton, var. Affton
Stems fr. Old English. .. a town in southern Scotland. Afton exists regularly (UPPER 51%) as a surname.

Agafon¹
Form of Agnes. Origin fr. Greek language. "Pure, holy." Outside Top 2000.

Agafon²
Var. of Agatha. Source fr. Greek language. "Good, honorable." Agafon is rarely adopted as a girls' name.

Alyson¹, Allysson, Allyson¹, Allisson¹▼, Allison¹, Alison¹▼, Alisson¹
Forms of Alice. Root fr. Old German language. "Noble, exalted." Usage of Alisson and variants was widespread among parents 2 decades ago and has become reduced.

Alison²▼, var. Alyson², Allyson², Allisson²▼, Allison², Alisson²
Derived fr. Old German element. "Noble, exalted." Alison (UPPER 20%), Allison (1%) and Allyson (100%) occur commonly as last names.

Anniston▲, var. Aniston
Derived fr. English language. Surname and place name of a .. Aniston and Anniston are more generally used as girls' names among these forms.

Anunciacion
Var. of Annunciata. Origin fr. Italian language. "Announcement, notice." Not that common as a girls' name, Anunciacion exists more often as a surname.

Ashton▼
Derivative of Old English word. "Ash tree town." Unisex name. Ashton is a conventional (TOP 39%) female name, and is found commonly (TOP 2%) as a last name.

Aston
Root fr. Old English. "East settlement; ash tree settlement." Unusual as a birth name, but Aston is similar to the more popular Austin. Gender-neutral name.

Asuncion, var. Asencion
Origin fr. Latin element. "Assumption (of the Virgin Mary into Heaven)." Asencion is unconventional as a girls' name among the versions of Asuncion.

Avalon
Stems fr. Celtic element. "Island of apples." Sparing use, with usage of 0.007% for Avalon as a birth name in 2018, less than 0.008% the year before. See also Avalynn.

Bidon
Var. of Biddy. Pet form of Bride or Bridget .. A peculiar girls' name, Bidon is found more frequently as a surname.

Bithron
Root fr. Hebrew word. "Daughter of song." Bathron and Bethron are creative variations.

Brieon¹, Briannon
Var. of Brianna. Based on Irish, Gaelic, Celtic. "High, noble, exalted." Not Top 2000 names.

Brieon²
Var. of Brionna. Root fr. Irish, Gaelic, Celtic elements. "High, noble, exalted." Compare last names Briton, Brien. See also Brenn.

Bryton, Britton, Briton
Var. of Brittany. Based on Latin language. "From Brittany or Britain." Briton and Bryton are more rare as girls' names among the forms of Brittany.

Cameron, var. Kamyron, Kamron, Kammeron, Kameron▼, Camron
Derivative of Scottish, Gaelic languages. "Crooked nose." Kamyron and forms were popular 19 years ago and have become less widespread.

Cardon
Form of Carden. Source fr. Middle English language. "One who combs wool." Cardon is a sparsely used women's name, occurring often (UPPER 12%) as a surname. Also a boys' name.