Susannagh

Susannagh is a rare feminine variation of the classic Hebrew name Susanna, meaning 'lily' or 'rose.' This particular spelling incorporates the 'gh' ending common in Celtic or Gaelic name adaptations, suggesting possible Irish or Scottish influence. While maintaining the essence of the original biblical name, Susannagh offers a distinctive twist that sets it apart from more common variants like Susanna, Susannah, or Susan. The name has never been widely popular but appeals to parents drawn to traditional names with unique spellings. Susannagh carries the dignified history of its root name while adding a touch of Celtic mystique, making it both traditional and uncommon simultaneously.

Pronounced soo-ZAN-ah.