Deiontre is an uncommon, yet distinctive given name of African-American origin. It is composed of two elements: 'Deion', derived from the Greek god of war, Ares, and 'Tre', a shorter form of the Latin word 'tribunus', meaning 'tribune' or 'officer'. The name Deiontre thus signifies strength, leadership, and valor, characteristics that have been traditionally associated with warriors throughout history. Pronounced as /deɪ-əntriː/, it is often spelled without the first 'e', appearing as Deontre. Despite its unique sound, there are no specific associations or references linked to this name in popular culture or historical figures, allowing those who bear it a greater degree of individuality and personal interpretation.
Deiontre had its peak popularity in 1996 with 12 births that year.