Manana

A botanical Georgian name, Manana is a type of heather, however, it is also linked to manna, a divine food provided by God. Notably borne by singer, actress, and artist Manana Menabde, film director Manana Anasashvili, and poet Manana Chitishvili, it would be pronounced as MAH-NAH-NAH in Georgian.

Predominantly used in Georgia, Manana is also given in Madagascar and South Africa, where the heather species grows.

Other uses or sources of the name include: Mānana Island in Hawaii (in which case it means "buoyancy"); Manana Island in Maine; to the Sanskrit manan, a type deep, individual reflection and consideration; and to the Spanish mañana meaning "tomorrow" or "morning", or in a colloquial context, an "unspecified in the future".

Pronounced muh-NAH-nuh.