Oriana
A Greek name that carries the sense of gold and dawn light. Fewer than 700 women in Poland go by it, so meeting one stays memorable, and the handful of newborn girls each year keeps it that way.
Oriana Pronunciation
Oriana is pronounced or-YAH-nah (/ɔrˈjana/).
How many people are named Oriana
1 in 32298 women in Poland is named Oriana. 698 people carry it in the 2025 register: rank #1121 among female names.
Oriana's popularity over time
10 girls were given the name in 2025, ranking #711 among newborns. It has been climbing since 2002.
Where Oriana is most popular
Oriana is most popular in Pomeranian, 116% above the national average (9 girls born 2019–2025), followed by West Pomeranian (+110%) and Greater Poland (+98%). It is least common in Lesser Poland and Subcarpathian, 22% and 12% below average respectively.
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Pomeranian9 girls born+116%
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West Pomeranian5 girls born+110%
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Greater Poland12 girls born+98%
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Masovian14 girls born+40%
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Silesian7 girls born+9%
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Podlaskie2 girls born+8%
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Lower Silesian4 girls born−10%
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Subcarpathian3 girls born−12%
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Lesser Poland5 girls born−22%
Oriana as a middle name
Oriana is a first name for 698 women in Poland and a middle name for another 149, an 82/18 split. In the women's middle-name ranking it sits 540th, between Rebecca (150) and Karmen (148).
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538
150Lili
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539
150Rebecca
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540149Oriana
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541
148Karmen
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542
147Hana