Dianna
Just 44 women in Poland carry it, so most Poles have never met one. A variant of Diana, from Latin for "divine, heavenly".
Dianna Pronunciation
Dianna is pronounced DYAHN-nah (/ˈdjanna/).
What Dianna means
Where Dianna comes from and what it has meant to the people who carry it.
Dianna comes from Latin. It shares a root with Diana, the Roman goddess of the hunt. She also ruled the moon and the forest. That root sits close to dius, the Latin word for divine or heavenly. The Romans handed the name to their goddess, and the sense of divine stayed with it.
English speakers took Diana into wide use, and Dianna followed as a written variant. The doubled n barely touches the sound. It changes the look on the page. The American actress Dianna Agron carries the doubled spelling.
On a Polish class register, Dianna sits a line above Diana, and one letter tells the teacher which girl to call. The name still means the same thing. Divine, heavenly.
How many people are named Dianna
1 in 512360 women in Poland is named Dianna. 44 people carry it in the 2025 register: rank #5772 among female names.
Dianna as a middle name
Dianna is a first name for 44 women in Poland and a middle name for another 4, a 92/8 split. In the women's middle-name ranking it sits 4060th, between Devorah (4) and Didem (4).
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#4058 Despoina4
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#4059 Devorah4
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#4060 Dianna4
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#4061 Didem4
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#4062 Disa4