5000+ Boy Names That End in N

Zamarion is a modern creation, often used among the African American community. It could be a spin on Amarion, a smoosh of Marion and the prefix Za-, but it could also be a twist on Zamari and Amari, which ultimately derive from the Arabic names Jamal, Zamir, or Ammar. The name peaked in 2007 when it was given to 80 babies, and while use has now declined, it was given to 30 babies in 2023.

Seong-Hoon ranked at #5 on the Korean popularity charts in the 1970s.