Hannah
Found 8 entry about "Hannah"
חַנָּה(Hebrew)
حنّة(Arabic)
HAH-na(Dutch)
HAN-nah(Arabic)
HAN-uh (English)
HAN-ə(English)
Hannah Name meanings & History
Hannah means "gracious" or "favor" in Hebrew. Hannah is used as both a given name and a surname.
Zodiac Sign of Hannah: Heart's Desire Capricorn,Hope Aquarius
Synonyms of Hannah:
H: Heart's Desire,Hobnobbing,Hope,Haggle,Hyper
A: Ambitious,Aggressive,Angry,Action,Argumentative,Assertive
N: Nitpicking,Nice,Neurosis,Nutrition,Neat,Nagging,Nervous
Hannah is:- a Classic name
- a Natural name
- a Refined name
- a Simple name
- a Wholesome name
Famous People
Hannah Arendt (German-American philosopher), Hannah Montana (fictional character from the Disney Channel show), Hannah Davis (American model), Hannah Tointon (English actress)
2.) Hannah (Female)
Usage: Hebrew
Meanings: (Hebrew) gracious. Bible: the mother of Samuel. See also Anci,Anezka,Ania,Anka,Ann,Anna,Annalie,Anneka,Chana,Nina,Nusi.
Other Forms: Hanneke, Hannele, Hannon, Honnah
3.) HANNAH (Female)
Usage: Biblical
Meanings: Derived from the Hebrew hannah, chaanach (gracious, full of grace, mercy). The name is borne in the Bible by the mother of Samuel. She was one of the two wives of Elkanah. (1 SAM.) (HAH-NAH)
4.) HANNAH (Female)
Usage: German
Meanings: A popular name, Hannah is derived from the Hebrew hannah, chaanach (gracious, full of grace, mercy). The name is borne in the Bible by the mother of the prophet Samuel. Var: Hanna. (HAH-NAH)
5.) Hannah (Female)
Usage: Hebrew
Meanings: (Hebrew) merciful; God-blessed; a sweet Biblical name
Other Forms: Hanae, Hanah, Hanan, Hannaa, Hanne, Hanni
6.) HANNAH (Female)
Usage: French
Meanings: Derived from the Hebrew chaanach (gracious, full of grace, mercy). The name is borne in the Bible by the mother of the prophet Samuel. (HAH-NAH)
7.) HANNAH (Female)
Usage: English
Meanings: A popular name throughout Europe, Hannah is derived from the Hebrew hannah, chaanach (gracious, full of grace, mercy). The name, borne in the Bible by the mother of the prophet Samuel, received a boost in popularity by the Puritans, who favored Bible names. (HAH-NAH, HANNAH)
