Lavon is a name of Hebrew origin, meaning "white" or "shining". It is derived from the Hebrew word "lavan", which means "white". The name Lavon is also associated with the biblical figure Levi, one of the twelve sons of Jacob.
In the Bible, Levi was one of the founding fathers of the Israelites and a tribal leader. He played an important role in the religious life of his people as a priest and a singer. His name has been passed down through generations and has become popular as a given name for boys.
The name Lavon is not particularly common, but it is known throughout different cultures and religions. It can be found in various spellings such as Lavon, Lavone, Lavin, and Levin. Despite its rarity, the name Lavon carries a rich history and meaningful significance that makes it unique and distinctive.
The name Lavon has been given to babies born in the United States since at least 1910, with some fluctuations in popularity over the decades.
In the early years recorded (1910-1929), there were fewer than 60 births per year on average. However, starting from the 1930s, the number of births began to rise steadily. The highest number of Lavon births recorded in a single year was in 2006 with 85 births.
Overall, since 1910 up until 2023 (excluding years without data), there have been a total of 5030 babies named Lavon born in the United States. This demonstrates that while the name may not have been extremely popular every year, it has remained consistent throughout history.