Tremarion is a unique and distinctive given name, of recent coinage. It was introduced by American author Stephen King in his popular series 'The Dark Tower'. In the series, Tremarion is a character known for his intelligence and resourcefulness. The name itself has a strong, powerful sound, derived from Latin roots: 'tremor', meaning earthquake or trembling, and 'marinus', referring to the sea. This gives it a sense of immense, unstoppable force tied to the ocean. As a given name, Tremarion is not yet widespread but offers parents an original choice for their child.
The name Tremarion had a consistent popularity with seven births each in 2004 and 2006, peaking at eight births in 2005. It maintained moderate usage with five births in both 2007 and 2009. Overall, there were thirty-nine births named Tremarion between 2004 and 2009.