Statistics and meaning of name Arekion

Usage: 2% firstname, 98% surname.
Arekion first name was found 1 times in 1 different countries. (UK)
Surname Arekion is used at least 36 times in at least 6 countries.

Given names Darren Arekion (4) Brinda Arekion (2) Sarah Arekion (2) Sophie Arekion (1) Steve Arekion (1) Denise Arekion (1) Theresa Arekion (1) Sewarajean Arekion (1) Jacques Arekion (1) Karine Arekion (1) Shantee Arekion (1) Rosanna Arekion (1) Leslie Arekion (1) Chantalle Arekion (1) Caroline Arekion (1) Allison Arekion (1) Christopher Arekion (1) Desire Arekion (1) Herve Arekion (1) Glenn Arekion (1) Edwize Arekion (1) Linda Arekion (1)

Family names Arekion Santharum (1)

   

Arekion reversed is Noikera
Name contains 7 letters - 57.14% vowels and 42.86% consonants.

Anagrams: Kierona Kiranoe Arkenio Inekaor Nraekoi Norieka Oniaker Koaneri
Misspells: Orekion Alekion Arrekion Arekyon Arekjon Arekeon Arekiona Aerkion Arekino Arekoin



Rhymes: Albion Americanization Audion Carnation Champollion Communion Constitution lndian plebeian occafion protean ruffian

Meaning of this name is unknown.

christophe leroux says: my grand mother Father came from pondicherie and came to mauritius..is there still arekion family in pondicherie..
Arekion says: Most name Arekion/ Arekium/Arokium originated near Pondichery in India and they all came from a place call Arikamedu near mount Arikan which was an important trading port in Ancient India during the Cholas Empire. They were skilled builders and very good at working with rocks, jewelleries and fishing because they come from a long tradition. During the French attempt to colonise the South India, 'Pondichery' or 'Pudicheri', a lots of skilled migrants from Pondichery got lured to go and 'work' in Mauritius. Two cousins left their village, One of them was a pandit, and went to Mauritius as 'skilled migrants' but never really get paid. One had a very young wife. Their family names were slighly modified so that it sound more French because of the human traffic of those days and they were pressured to convert to catholism. From Mauritus, they had children and grand children and stayed in Mauritius for about two generation before starting to migrate to several countries across the world.

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