About the name Hannah
The palindrome is only half the charm of Hannah, which reads identically in Hebrew, English and a dozen languages between. It owned the mid-1990s so thoroughly that it now sounds mildly generational, though the softness has kept it from ever falling far.
Hannah is a girl name of Hebrew origin, pronounced HAN-uh. On the NameRarity scale it scores 16 out of 100, which places it in the popular band — a well-used favourite — expect to share it occasionally. Its strongest period was the 1990s.
Name facts at a glance
How popular is Hannah?
Hannah sits at approximately #44 in recent US rankings. Roughly 2,290 people per million carry it — about 1 in 437. In a school of 1,000 pupils you would expect around 2.
Famous people named Hannah
- Hannah ArendtGerman-American political theorist
- Hannah WaddinghamEnglish actress and singer
Spellings and variants of Hannah
Names similar to Hannah
Susannah
soo-ZAN-ah
Lily
Delilah
deh-LY-lah
Delicate, languishing
Dinah
DY-nah
Judged, vindicated
Hezekiah
hez-uh-KY-uh
The Lord strengthens
Keziah
kuh-ZY-uh
Cassia, sweet-scented spice
Zipporah
zih-POR-ah
Bird
Daniela
dah-nee-EL-ah
God is my judge
Grace
GRAYSS
Grace, divine favor
Hannah — frequently asked questions
What does the name Hannah mean?
Hannah means "Grace, favor". It is a name of Hebrew origin, most often given to a girl.
How do you pronounce Hannah?
Hannah is pronounced HAN-uh, with 2 syllables.
How rare is the name Hannah?
Hannah scores 16 out of 100 on the NameRarity scale, which makes it popular. Roughly 1 in every 437 people carry it — about 2,290 per million.
What is the numerology number for Hannah?
Hannah carries the expression number 1, known as The Pioneer. Its soul urge number is 2 and its personality number is 8.
What is the lucky number and lucky colour for Hannah?
The lucky number for Hannah is 1 (with 10, 19, 28 also favourable), and its lucky colour is Sunlit Gold. The traditional lucky day is Sunday and the associated gemstone is Ruby.
Is Hannah a popular name?
Hannah currently sits around rank #44 in the United States, and its strongest period was the 1990s.