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Gender: F Popularity: this week. Origin of Susannah: Hebrew Meaning of Susannah: "lily"
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Susannah is by far the most stylish form of the classic name now that Susan has retired. Susannah has biblical and musical pedigrees, is impervious to trends, and has an irresistible, flowing rhythm. Can be spelled just as properly Susannah or Susanna.

Susannah is one of the loveliest names that, surprisingly, is not in the Top 1000--and hasn't been since 1978-- though we expect that to change as soon as the memory of too many older Susans and Susies fades.

William Shakespeare named one of his daughters Susanna.

Susannah's variations and nicknames include Sanna, Sannah, Sanne, Shanna, Shoshanna, Shu Shu, Sosana, Sue, Susan, Susana, Susanah, Susanka, Susannagh, Susette, Susie, Suzanna, Suzanne, Suzette, Zanna, Zannie, and Zuzu.

Famous People Named Susannah

Susannah Johnson (born 1990), American gymnast
Susannah Grant (born 1963), American screenwriter/director
Susannah York (1939-2011), English actress
Susannah Melvoin (born 1964), American vocalist
Susannah McCorkle-Jazz singer

Pop Culture References for the Name Susannah

Susannah, title character of the opera of the same name
Character in the film Legends of the Fall
"Oh, Susanna" folk song

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