Ryon, of Japanese origin, is a unisex given name that has gained global popularity in recent years. It is composed of two characters: 立 (ryo), meaning "to stand" or "to rise," and 央 (on), which signifies the center or heart. Thus, Ryon literally translates to "center that stands tall." This name carries a sense of strength, balance, and resilience. Although it is traditionally associated with Japanese culture, Ryon has been embraced by parents around the world who appreciate its unique meaning and sound. It is often spelled in various ways, including Ryohn or Ryan, but its original form remains Ryon. As a given name, Ryon is typically used for both boys and girls, though its usage may vary depending on cultural preferences. It is considered to be quite versatile, as it can be paired with a wide range of middle names and surnames, making it an appealing choice for parents seeking a distinctive yet approachable name for their child.
Ryon had an uncommon spike in popularity in 2018 with five births recorded that year, following a longer period of less common usage between 1981 and 1998, with seven and five births respectively during those years. In total, there have been seventeen babies named Ryon since 1981.