Avallon

Avallon is a feminine name with French and Celtic influences. It is derived from the legendary island of Avalon in Arthurian legend, said to be the place where King Arthur was taken after being wounded in battle. The name evokes images of mystical beauty, healing, and otherworldly enchantment. Avallon carries connotations of magic and mystery, with its connections to ancient Celtic mythology and sacred apple trees (the name may have roots in the Welsh word for apple, 'afal'). Though relatively uncommon as a given name, Avallon appeals to parents seeking a name with historical depth and mythological significance. Its unique spelling with two 'l's sets it apart from the more traditional Avalon.

Pronounced AV-uh-lon.