The name Dijohn is of African origin, specifically from Nigeria, where it is derived from the Yoruba language. It is composed of two elements: 'Di', which means 'join', and 'John', a name of English origin meaning 'God is gracious'. Thus, the name Dijohn translates to 'Joined with God's grace'. This moniker is unique yet familiar, blending cultural heritage with global recognition.
The number of babies named Dijohn peaked in 1992 and 1993 with 7 births each year, while the total number of babies named Dijohn over these four years was 25.