Elmon is an uncommon and distinctive given name of unknown origin, often associated with American culture due to its appearance in literature and entertainment. It consists of three letters: 'E', 'l', and 'm' followed by the letter 'o'. Pronounced as /ˈɛlmən/, it is a unisex name but is more commonly given to boys. Elmon has not gained widespread popularity and remains relatively unique, with only a few individuals bearing this name recorded in recent years. Despite its rarity, Elmon carries a certain charm and individuality that might appeal to parents seeking an uncommon yet appealing name for their child.
The name Elmon experienced fluctuating popularity over the course of these years, with periods of heightened interest (such as 23 births in 1921 and 27 births in 1922) followed by noticeable declines. The peak years for the name were during World War I, with a significant drop after the war ended. Since then, it has remained quite uncommon, with fewer than 10 births per year from 1954 onwards.