Nana

Appendix:Variations of "nana" English Etymology 1 en Pronunciation en /ˈnænə/ GA en ænə 2 Proper noun en affectionate en nana; one's grandmother. en informal originally _ British A governess. Etymology 2 Proper noun en female Japanese. Etymology 3 Nana (Greek mythology) en grc Νάνα. Proper noun en Greek mythology A demigoddess, the daughter of Sangarius and mother of Attis. Etymology 4 Nana (Bactrian goddess) Apparently ultimately from en sux 𒀭𒈾𒈾𒀀 na-na-a (where the first symbol, sux 𒀭, is a determinative meaning goddess and has no reading). Proper noun en mythology An ancient goddess of Eastern Iran, standing at the top of many worshipping cultures' pantheons. Etymology 5 en Armenian goddess Not certain whether directly derived from en hy Նանե, or by association with the ancient Iranian goddess of the same name. Proper noun en mythology en Nane Armenian mother-goddess and equivalent of Athena. Anagrams en aann A.A.N.N. Anna anan anna naan en reduplicated coordinated pairs en Female family members Cebuano Alternative forms ceb Na-na ceb Na-Na Etymology A diminutive of Ana. From baby talk. Pronunciation ceb Na na Noun ceb noun ceb female Ana,Belina ceb reduplications Danish Etymology Baby talk form of several names containing the letters a and n (da Anne, da Johanne, etc). In some cases from Émile Zola's novel Nana (novel) Nana (1880). Compare also da Nanna. Pronunciation da [ˈnana] Proper noun c da female Finnish Etymology Baby talk form of several names containing the letters a and n (fi Anna, fi Johanna, etc). In some cases from Émile Zola's novel Nana (novel) Nana (1880). Pronunciation Proper noun fi female Declension Nan a Statistics dvv_20250813 11 30 417 67 645 1 Anagrams fi aann Anna anna naan Japanese Romanization なな Sranan Tongo Pronunciation Proper noun srn proper noun srn Anana supreme being