Ariana is a feminine name of Italian origin, derived from the name Ariadne. The name carries a beautiful meaning, "most holy", which reflects purity and virtue. In English, it's pronounced as ah-ree-AH-nuh (/ˌɑriˈɑnə/). It also has a variant spelling: Arianna. Over the years, Ariana has grown in popularity in the United States. It was relatively uncommon until the late 1980s but since then it has seen significant growth. It reached its peak rank of 37th most popular female baby name in 2014. This surge could be associated with the rise to fame of Grammy-winning pop star Ariana Grande during this period. Despite some fluctuation, Ariana consistently remains within the top 100 names for newborn girls in recent years, making it a trendy yet classic choice for parents today.
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