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Origin: Hebrew

Meaning: Princess; God has shown favor

If you find yourself torn between Sarah and Anna, consider blending them to create Saranna. This fusion holds a meaningful connection to faith, as Sarah and Anna are both rooted in biblical figures. Sarah was Abraham's wife and was considered the matriarch to the Jewish people, and Anne (also known as Anna in Spanish) was the grandmother of Jesus. In Hebrew, Sarah means "princess," coming from sarar, and Anna has roots in hanan, signifying "God has shown favor." So whether you wish to honor your faith or simply adore both names, Saranna is a double win for baby!