Shaton is of African origin, specifically from the Swahili culture. It is derived from the word 'shata', which means 'seven'. This naming tradition follows the Swahili custom of choosing names based on their meanings and significance rather than following a particular religious or cultural norm. The name Shaton is often chosen for its numeric representation and is believed to bring good luck and fortune, especially when it comes to matters related to the number seven. In many African cultures, numbers hold significant meanings, and parents may choose names that embody these numerological significances as a way of bestowing potential blessings upon their children.
The name Shaton saw its peak popularity between 1969 and 1972, with a total of 35 births recorded during these years. However, it seems that the name's popularity began to decline afterwards, with no more than 9 births per year from 1974 onwards. Notably, there was a brief spike in popularity again between 1988 and 1991, with a combined total of 20 births during these years. Overall, there were 101 babies named Shaton born over the course of these decades.