Dionne is a variant of the French surname Dion, which originated from the medieval Latin name Dionysius, meaning 'son of Zeus'. The name became popular in the Middle Ages and was often given to children born into noble families.
In Christian tradition, Dionysius is considered a saint and a martyr. In modern times, Dionne has been used as a surname for individuals with ties to France or French culture.
People named Dionne are often seen as charming, creative, and optimistic individuals who possess a strong sense of self-confidence and a flair for drama.
The name Dionne is currently uncommon in many countries, but it has experienced a slight resurgence in recent years due to its unique sound and French heritage.