Garrion is a unique and distinctive given name of Latin origin, derived from the Roman family name Garius. It is composed of the elements 'garri' meaning 'spear' and 'o(nus)' translating to 'valley', signifying its original association with someone who hailed from a valley or lived near one. While not as commonly encountered today, Garrion was once quite popular in medieval times, particularly among nobility due to its association with the powerful Gari family of ancient Rome.
The name Garrion experienced fluctuating popularity over time, with a slight increase from 5 births in 1972 to 6 in 2000, followed by a further jump to 8 births in 2003. Overall, there were 19 babies named Garrion born during these years.