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Jaana

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jaana Estonian Etymology Shortened from Johanna; the feminine equivalent of Jaan. Proper noun et proper noun et female Finnish Etymology A short form of fi Marjaana Mariana, fi Juliaana Juliaana ~ Juljaana and possibly some others. Pronunciation Proper noun fi female fi 1864 w:Aleksis Kivi Nummisuutarit SKS 1956 act V Sinäkö Jaanani, pieni enkelini? Tule ja päästä isäs kädet, että hän saa sinua halailla! You, my Jaana, my little angel? Come and let your father's hands hug you! fi 2007 w:Leena Lehtolainen Luonas en ollutkaan Tammi 9789513138615 246 —Jaana. Vai niin. sv Alla finskor heter Jaana. Esa hymyili hämmennykselle, jonka repliikki aiheutti Jaanassa. —Se on sitaatti yhdestä lukemastani novellista, jäi mieleen. Eipä Esakaan maailman harvinaisin nimi ole.—Mutta nykylapset eivät ole Esoja ja Jaanoja. Tyttäreni mielestä Jaana on tätinimi. Siitä kuulee heti, että nimen kantaja on yli neljänkymmenen. —Jaana. I see. Alla finskor heter Jaana [Swedish: All Finnish women are named Jaana]. Esa smiled at Jaana's confusion brought on by his words. —It's a quote from a short story I read that stuck to my mind. Esa isn't a particularly rare name either.—But children aren't called Esa or Jaana anymore. My daughter thinks Jaana is a name for an aunt. You can tell anyone with that name must be at least forty years old. Usage notes The most common first name of women born in Finland in 1962-64. Declension Jaan a Statistics dvv_20250813 21152 1436 17 References