Kiana
Meaning of Kiana
The name Kiana, pronounced kee-AH-nuh (/kiˈanə/), is a beautiful and melodic choice for a baby girl. With roots in Hawaiian culture, Kiana means "divine" or "heavenly," evoking images of paradise and serenity. The name also has Persian origins where it signifies elements of nature and royalty. Over the years, Kiana has seen varying popularity in the United States, peaking in the late 1990s when it ranked as high as 190th. Despite fluctuations, it remains a beloved name due to its exotic flair and timeless appeal. Variations such as Keana and Kianna offer slight twists while maintaining the same enchanting essence. Whether inspired by its cultural significance or simply its lovely sound, Kiana is a name that carries grace and elegance.
Pronunciation
English,Hawaiian
- Pronunced as kee-AH-nuh (/kiˈanə/)
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Notable People Named Kiana
| Kayla Klingensmith, also known as Kiana James, is an American professional wrestler and former NXT Women's Tag Team Champion in WWE. |
| Kiana Ledé Brown is an American singer, songwriter, and pianist known for her roles in TV series and her debut album "Kiki." |
| Kiana Tom is a multi-talented American television host, fitness expert, model, author, former actress, and businesswoman, best known for creating and hosting Kiana's Flex Appeal on ESPN. |
| Kiana Madeira is a Canadian actress known for her roles as Moe in the Netflix series Trinkets and as Deena in the Fear Street film trilogy. |
| Kiana of Nishapur - Kiana Sādāt-Hosseini, also known as Little Kiana, was a seven-year-old Iranian girl who tragically became a victim of kidnapping, rape, and murder. |
