Alannah
Meaning of Alannah
The name Alannah is a beautiful and melodic choice for a baby girl, with its roots deeply embedded in Irish culture. It is derived from the Gaelic term "a leanbh," which translates to "O child" or "darling child," conveying a sense of endearment and affection. Pronounced as uh-LAN-uh (/əˈlænə/), Alannah has several variations, including Alanna and Alana, offering parents flexibility in spelling while retaining its charming essence. Over the years, the popularity of Alannah in the United States has seen fluctuations, peaking notably in 2015 when it ranked 761st with 370 occurrences. Despite these variations in rank, the name continues to be cherished for its lyrical quality and heartfelt meaning. Whether you are drawn to its cultural heritage or its sweet sound, Alannah remains an enchanting choice for your little one.
Pronunciation
English
- Pronunced as uh-LAN-uh (/əˈlænə/)
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Notable People Named Alannah
| Alannah MacTiernan - Alannah Joan Geraldine Cecilia MacTiernan is a former Australian politician known for her extensive career in federal, state, and local politics, as well as her role as the minister for planning and infrastructure during the construction of the Mandurah line in Western Australia. |
| Alannah Myles is a Canadian singer-songwriter known for her Grammy and Juno Award-winning song "Black Velvet," which topped the charts in both Canada and the US in 1990. |
| Alannah Louise Hill is a successful Australian fashion designer known for her eponymous brand, Alannah Hill, which gained recognition both locally and internationally. |
