Rhoni is of Greek origin, derived from the male name Rhonios. It means "song" or "ode." This name gained prominence during the Roman Empire and has since been used in various forms across different cultures. In some instances, it may also be associated with the Greek word 'rhonion,' which refers to a type of bird known for its melodious songs. The name Rhoni is often appreciated for its unique sound and its connection to music and harmony.
"Rhoni saw a spike in popularity in recent years, with 6 babies named Rhoni born each in both 1967 and 2011. However, there was a dip in 1999 with only 5 newborns bearing the name. In total, 17 little Rhonis have entered the world over these three years."