Pagona is a Greek feminine name meaning "peacock," derived from the Greek word παγώνι (pagoni). The peacock symbolizes beauty, vanity, and immortality in various cultures, particularly in Greek mythology where the bird was sacred to Hera, the queen of the gods.
The name is uncommon but used in modern Greek-speaking communities, often influenced by its association with classical heritage. While no historical figures are widely documented under this exact name, its imagery resonates in art and literature as representing elegance and pride. The name connects to the broader tradition of Greek onomastics where nature-inspired names are prevalent, such as Margarita (pearl) and Ioulia (youthful). Variants of Pagona are rare, though it remains occasionally chosen for its distinctive sound and symbolic weight.