Zuzanna
Meaning of Zuzanna
The name Zuzanna, pronounced zoo-ZAN-nah, is a beautiful and timeless choice for a baby girl. Originating from Poland, Zuzanna is the Polish form of the name Susanna, which itself has roots in Hebrew, meaning "lily" or "rose." This floral association imbues the name with a sense of natural beauty and elegance. Over the years, Zuzanna has seen fluctuating popularity in the United States, with its highest occurrence being 52 newborns in 2009. Though not among the most common names, its unique charm continues to appeal to parents seeking a distinctive yet classic name for their daughters. The variation Zuzana offers an alternative spelling while retaining the same lovely pronunciation and cultural richness. Whether you are drawn to its melodic sound or its botanical significance, Zuzanna is a name that carries both grace and heritage.
Pronunciation
Polish
- Pronunced as zoo-ZAN-nah (/zuːˈzan.na/)
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Notable People Named Zuzanna
| Zuzanna Ginczanka, also known as Zuzanna Polina Gincburg, was a notable Polish-Jewish poet during the interwar period, whose single collection of poetry, O centaurach, made a significant impact in Poland's literary community before her tragic arrest and execution in Kraków near the end of World War II. |
| Zuzanna Stefania Siwy is a Polish-American chemist known for her research on synthetic nanopores and their applications in ionic devices, and is a Fellow of several prestigious scientific organizations. |
| Zuzanna Bijoch is a renowned Polish fashion model. |
| Zuzanna Maciejewska is a Polish former tennis player. |
| Zuzanna Efimienko-Młotkowska is a Polish volleyball player who represented the Poland women's national volleyball team and played with Impel Gwardia Wrocław. |
