Hannah
Gender: F
Origin of Hannah: Hebrew
Meaning of Hannah: "grace"
Hannah's Popularity in 2011: #25
Hannah is the nation's top biblical girl's name -- it surpassed Sarah in 1998 -- due to Hannah's many sources of appeal: Old Testament roots, soft and gentle sound, and a homey yet aristocratic image. The Biblical Hannah was the mother of Samuel. Hannah is also a name that in its many versions, which include Hana and Hanna, has roots in many cultures, from Hebrew to Arabic, European to Asian. All in all, Hannah's a wonderful if very widely used name.
Chana, Chanah, Chanha, Channach, Channah, Hanae, Hanah, Hanna, Hannaa, Hanni, Hannie, Hanny, Honna, Nan, Nanney
Hannah's International Variations
Anezka (Czech) Anne, Ann (English) Annalie (Finnish) Hannele (German) Hajina, Anci, Analee, Nusi (Hungarian) Anna (Italian) Haniyah (Moroccan) Hanne (Nordic) Anka, Hania, Ania (Polish) Anya (Russian) Hana (Slavic) Ana (Spanish) Anneka (Swedish) Haniyyah (Tunisian)
People who liked Hannah also like:
Alice, Anna, Charlotte, Isabella, Claire, Grace, Paige, Henry, Miles, Felix
