Shamond is a unique and distinctive given name of American origin. It is believed to have been coined during the late 20th century, perhaps inspired by other names that were popular at the time such as Jamal, Tamar, and Kimberly. The name Shamond does not have any specific meaning or association with particular religious figures or historical events. Instead, it is often interpreted as a modern creation designed to stand out and be remembered. Despite its relatively recent origins, Shamond has gained some popularity in the United States over time, appearing occasionally in baby name lists and social media discussions about unique names.
"Shamond's popularity has had its peaks and valleys since the 1980s. After a steady start with five births per year until 1983, it took a jump to nine in 1992 and continued to grow steadily until peaking at 19 births in 1999. However, from there, it has seen a consistent decline, with only seven births each in 2005 and 2006, and just five births per year since then."