Jena
Meaning of Jena
Jena dances onto the stage with the airy roll of its JEE-nuh pronunciation, shimmering like moonlight on a terracotta roof. It’s a spunky offshoot of Latin classics—whispers of Virginia’s elegance mingled with Eugenia’s noble spark—that pulses with centuries of Iberian soul. It soared into the spotlight in the neon-soaked 1980s, cruising into the top 350, and today, sitting around #933 in the US charts, Jena’s more like an intimate secret passed beneath orange-blossom canopies. Its tones evoke abuela’s laughter drifting through sun-baked plazas and the first strum of a flamenco guitar at dusk, infusing every introduction with a fiesta of possibility. Lighthearted enough for playground giggles yet sturdy enough to carry boardroom brilliance, Jena arrives with a playful wink, promising a burst of Latin warmth to every daughter who bears her.
Pronunciation
English
- Pronunced as JEE-nuh (/dʒiˈnə/)
U.S. Popularity Chart
Notable People Named Jena
| Jena Malone - |
| Jena Irene Asciutto - |
| Jena Sims - |
