Chevonne in Irish: Siobhan

The Irish form of Chevonne is Siobhan, a girl's name meaning “God is gracious.” Here’s how to say it, where it comes from, and names that go well with it.

Updated September 2026

How do you say Chevonne in Irish?

Chevonne in Irish is Siobhan, pronounced shiv-AWN. It has two syllables, with the stress on the second.

What does Siobhan mean?

Siobhan means “God is gracious.” Chevonne is one of the English forms of the name.

Read more about Siobhan: its meaning, origin and stories

How popular is Chevonne in Ireland?

Chevonne is rare in Ireland. Since 1964, fewer than three baby girls a year have been registered with the name, so it doesn't appear in the Central Statistics Office's baby name tables.

Source: Central Statistics Office, Irish Babies’ Names 2025 and its girls' names table.

Siobhan in Ogham

Ogham is the oldest way of writing Irish. It was carved along the edges of standing stones, mostly between the 4th and 6th centuries, and read from the bottom up. In later tradition each letter was named after a tree or plant. Here’s Siobhan, letter by letter.

Write any name in Ogham with our Ogham translator

Names that go with Chevonne

Questions about Chevonne

What is Chevonne in Irish?

The Irish form of Chevonne is Siobhan, pronounced shiv-AWN. Siobhan means “God is gracious.”

How do you pronounce Siobhan?

Siobhan is pronounced shiv-AWN. Two syllables, stress on the second. There's a short video above where you can hear it said.

Is Chevonne a girl's name or a boy's name?

Chevonne is a girl's name.

Is Chevonne a rare name?

Yes. Fewer than three girls a year are registered as Chevonne in Ireland, too few to appear in the Central Statistics Office's tables.