Zana

Meaning of Zana

Zana, pronounced ZAY-nuh, sweeps in like a breath of mountain air, carrying centuries-old Albanian folklore where the zana were nymph-like muses of spring and wild rivers. No, it has nothing to do with bananas—though it’s just as sweet. The name shimmers with natural magic, evoking emerald forests, dewy meadows, and the impish laughter of hidden fairies, while its crisp two-syllable melody dances through Spanish corazón and Portuguese alegria. In the U.S., Zana has been gently ascending the ranks: 25 newborn girls claimed the name in 2024, landing at #925—a subtle crescendo akin to a flamenco dancer gathering energy before the grand finale. Whether drawn to its ancient fairy-queen heritage or its modern, cosmopolitan flair, Zana arrives as a spirited narrative waiting to unfold under the warm glow of Latin sunsets.

Pronunciation

English

  • Pronunced as ZAY-nuh (/zeɪˈnə/)

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Notable People Named Zana

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