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Cleavon

What does Cleavon mean?

Cleavon Pronunciation of Cleavon as a boys' name is an Old English name, and the name Cleavon means "land of cliffs; hilly area; cliff, slope". Cleavon is a variant form of Cleavant (Old English): place name. Cleavon is also a variation of Cleveland (Old English). Cleavon is also used as a derivative of Clive (Old English).

STARTS/ENDS WITH Cl-, -on

ASSOCIATED WITH old english, slope (mountain)

Variations

VARIANT Clevon

ALTERNATIVE FORMS VIA CLEAVANT, CLEVELAND, CLIVE Cleavland, Cleevant, Cleeve, Cleevont, Cleon, Cleve

CREATIVE FORMS
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MIDDLE NAME PAIRINGS
Cleavon Mathias (C.M.), ..

How popular is Cleavon?

Cleavon is an uncommonly occurring given name for men. Cleavon is an equivalently uncommon surname too for all people. (2000 U.S. CENSUS)

Which version is better?

Clive (#1861 FROM CURRENT RECORDS), Cleon, Cleve and Cleveland are the prominent varying forms of Cleavon (OUTSIDE TOP 2000). These relations of Cleavon were favored as birth names a century ago (USAGE OF 0.1%) and are now much less widespread, with forms such as Cleveland falling out of fashion. (TOP BABY NAMES, 2018)



Top 2000 baby names ranking of Cleon, Cleve, Cleveland, Clive in U.S.

Top 100 baby names ranking of Cleavon and related baby names outside U.S.

Similar Names

Suggested similar-sounding names are Aleron, Beacon, Beamon, Bevon, Bevvon (see Bevan), Cadon, Canon, Caron, Cason, Cavan, Chelton, Cheston, Chevron, Claran, Claro, Claron, Clarons (see Clarence), Claronz, Claudon (see Claude), Claxton, Clayton, Cleante, Cleanth, Cleanto (see Cleanth), Cleary, Clemmons, Cleo, Cleto, Cletos, Clifton, Clinton, Clyfton (see Clifton), Coleton, Craven, Creedon, Davon, Deacon, Deavon, Delvon, Dervon, Devon, Donavon, Glenavon, Glendon, Glennavon (see Glenavon), Glennon, Glenton, Javon, Jevon, Kealon, Keaton, Kelvon, Kevon, Kleon, Lavon, Levon, Melvon, Navon, Nealon, Nevon, Platon, Seaton, Shavon, Stevon, Tavon, Tevon, Travon, Trevon and Wheaton. These names tend to be more commonly used than Cleavon.

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