Hanna

The name Hanna has Jewish roots and is a version of the name Anna. In the Hebrew language, it derives from the word "חַנָּה" (Channah), which means "grace" or "mercy."

This name symbolizes compassion, kindness, and blessing.

The name Hanna is mentioned in the Bible, where it belongs to the mother of the prophet Samuel.

The name Hanna is often associated with wisdom, intellect, and sensuality. Bearers of this name are considered open, creative, and possessing the ability for empathy.

In various cultures around the world, the name Hanna can have different meanings. For example, in Arabic, the name Hanna translates to "honorable" or "noble."

In some Slavic countries, the name Hanna may also be associated with life and fertility.

There are several versions of the origin of the name Hanna. Some claim that this name has Indo-European roots and translates to "goddess." Others believe that the name Hanna has Semitic roots and is related to the worship of gods.