Treyvond is of American origin, derived from African roots. It's a unique and distinctive name, composed of elements from various African languages. The first part, 'Tre,' is believed to originate from the Yoruba language, meaning 'king' or 'crown.' The second part, 'yond,' is thought to be derived from other African languages such as Twi (Ghana), where it means 'to follow' or 'path.' Thus, Treyvond can be interpreted as 'The king's path' or 'Crowned one who follows the path of righteousness.' This name gained popularity in the United States during the early 20th century and has since been used sparingly but consistently throughout the decades.
"Treyvond saw a peak in popularity with 11 births in 1994, followed by a decrease to 8 births in the subsequent year."