Oriana
Meaning of Oriana
The name Oriana is a beautiful and elegant choice for a baby girl, with rich historical and cultural roots. This name is pronounced oh-ree-AH-nuh (/oʊriˈɑnə/) and has origins in both Italian and Spanish languages. It is often associated with the Latin word "aurum," meaning gold, symbolizing something precious and valuable. The name Oriana carries an air of sophistication and timeless charm, making it a unique yet classic option for parents seeking a distinctive name for their daughter.
Oriana has seen fluctuating popularity in the United States over the years. For instance, in 2023, there were 130 newborns named Oriana, ranking it at 1597th place. Its highest recent occurrence was in 2003 when it reached the rank of 1348 with 150 occurrences. Despite its ups and downs in popularity, Oriana remains a beloved choice among those who appreciate its melodic sound and golden connotations.
A variation of this name is Auriana, which shares similar roots and meanings but offers a slightly different twist. Whether you choose Oriana or Auriana, either name bestows a sense of grace and splendor that can beautifully define your child's identity throughout her life.
Pronunciation
Italian,Spanish
- Pronunced as oh-ree-AH-nuh (/oʊriˈɑnə/)
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Notable People Named Oriana
| Oriana Fallaci was a renowned Italian journalist and author known for her fearless coverage of war and revolution, as well as her revealing interviews with world leaders. |
| Oriana Skylar Mastro is an American political scientist, professor at Stanford University, non-resident senior fellow at the American Enterprise Institute, and a strategic planner in the US Air Force Reserve. |
