Lianna
Meaning of Lianna
Lianna is a charming and elegant name for girls, pronounced as lee-AHN-uh (/liˈanə/). Its origins are varied, with potential roots in both English and Hebrew. In English, it is often considered a modern blend of names like Lily and Anna. Meanwhile, in Hebrew, it can be interpreted to mean "God has answered." The name Lianna carries associations of grace and beauty, making it an appealing choice for parents seeking a name that is both contemporary and timeless.
Over the years, Lianna has seen fluctuating popularity in the United States. It reached its peak usage in 2020 with 231 newborns named Lianna, ranking at 1068. Despite these fluctuations, the name has maintained a consistent presence on the naming charts since the mid-20th century. Variations of the name include Leanna and Liana, offering slight twists while retaining the core appeal of Lianna.
Whether chosen for its melodic sound or its meaningful roots, Lianna stands out as a beautiful option for baby girls.
Pronunciation
American English
- Pronunced as lee-AHN-uh (/liˈanə/)
U.S. Popularity Chart
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Notable People Named Lianna
| Lianna Klassen is a Canadian Christian musician, songwriter, and worship leader known for her Celtic and New Age influences, with notable songs such as "Song for Canada" and "I Will Not Be Silent." |
| Armenian operatic soprano Lianna Haroutounian is known for her Verdi performances and made her debut with The Royal Opera in 2013. |
| Lianna Rose is an Australian singer-songwriter known for her soulful and emotive music. |
