Full name for Ron

[Viletta]

Hi there, we've settled on Ron (Rony, Ronnie) as the name for our son but I want a full name. He'll be British/Slavic/Greek origin.
So far I've got
Ronald (Mc Donald?)
Ronan (too Irish?)
Myron (rhymes with Moron?)
Cameron (meh)
Roland (like the name but don't think it can be shorten to Ron)

I don't want to use Ron as a full name as culturally in Slavic countries you should have a full name. Any thoughts and ideas would be massively appreciated. Thank you!

Thanks everyone for your nice replies! In Slavic languages we use respectful version of "you" for adult strangers and short name like Ronnie or Ron would not sounds good with it, it demands a full name, especially as he won't have a patronym. We could use Ron, but I'd like to experiment my options.

Ronald. Classic international name. Just Ron is also pretty cool.

Veronica ivy, good strong manly name that.

Baron? No idea how its pronounced.
Byron?

Adron not baron!,,

Bronson, various spellings
Darron, also various spellings

Debron or lebron?

Btw I just googled names with Ron in them. 830 on one site.

You can have Ronal rather than Ronald.

Taron as in the actor Egerton? Most other names ending -ron are pronounced with the syllable more abbreviated so using that as the nn feels more forced.

Oh! Just thought of one that works - Auberon.

I’m biased!

Definitely Chevron

My child is unaware of the first name of the original owner of McDonalds

Which was Richard. Or Maurice. They were brothers. Mrs McDonald would have to have been pretty cruel or tone deaf to name her son Ronald
Ronald McDonald is the clown. You don't see him so much any more do you? There was always one hanging around our McDonalds in the 80s giving out balloons.

Oberon is quite nice.

I know a Rohan who went by Ron when he was younger, uses Rohan now

Definitely Auberon, I'd forgotten that's my American friends adult sons name & he goes by Ron/Ronni

Taron
Baron
Byron

Ronin

Ronan is lovely

Ronald