Yunna
One of the rarest names on the register: only 23 women in Poland carry it, and no girls have been given it this century. Its Hebrew root means "young".
Yunna Pronunciation
Yunna is pronounced ih-OON-nah (/ɨˈunna/).
What Yunna means
Where Yunna comes from and what it has meant to the people who carry it.
Yunna comes from Hebrew, and the root behind it means young. Rendered into Polish, that is młoda. The name says one thing and says it clearly.
On a school register the double n stands out among the Janinas and Joannas. Few Polish names double the n. Yunna arrives without a fixed name-day, so a child may share her imieniny with a saint the parish points to. It looks foreign, and it is short.
The Hebrew idea of youth sits inside older names too, so Yunna keeps company with a long family of Hebrew given names. In this name the meaning did not attach later. It was there from the start. What remains, once you set aside association and guesswork, is the word handed down: young, młoda.
How many people are named Yunna
1 in 980167 women in Poland is named Yunna. 23 people carry it in the 2025 register: rank #9207 among female names.