| Gender | 👩 Girl |
| Pronunciation | 📣 \ha-na\ |
| Number in U.S | 👶 11,000 |
| Rate in 2021 | 1442 |
| Numerology | 🔢 6 |
| Name origin | 🌍 Spanish |
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Hana is an arabic name which means satisfied and happy
well my name is hanna but sometimes i just want to change it but i still love it.
My name is Hāna. It's Hawaiian for "breath of life". People are always calling me Hannah even'though i've made it clear that It's pronounced Hawna. The accent over the first "a" is really important for me though because also in Hawaiian, without the accent, Hana means "work". At my new school i've chosen'to go by my middle name, Finley, because I'm tired of being called Hannah, but my close family and friends still call me Hāna.
Aw my little Japanese cousin is named Hana and i love her!
My daughter's name is pronounced Haw-na, but when I'm mad at her it gets pronounced "Hannah". LOL.
I'm called Hana and I'm not asian or of any asian descent. It's just Hannah but with no silent or double letters so foreign relatives can grasp it easier. I appreciate it as a name, but I prefer Hanna to both alternatives
My friend has just called her new baby girl Hana. They live in Japan and over there it means flower/blossom.
My sisters name is Hana. I didn't expect this name to be on the list. I am very surprised.
My name is Hanako (flower child/blossom child in Japanese) and because I live in Australia, I have decided to shorten my name to Hana or Hannah, but my mother pronounced Hana with the a's making a short u sound (eg. umbrella), which is the proper way to pronounce Hanako. However in Australia, everyone pronounces Hana and Hannah the'same So maybe I will go with Hannah? I still love the name Hanako and Hana, since Hana still means blossom or flower.