Allana

Allana is a feminine given name used in English-speaking countries. It is often treated as a variant of names such as Alana or Alannah, and may also be seen as a variant of Alan. The exact origin of Allana is uncertain, with several possible roots in Celtic and Latin-based naming traditions. In practice, Allana is used independently of its roots and has its own identity in modern naming.

Variants of Allana include Alana, Alannah, Allannah, and occasionally Alanna, depending on spelling preferences and cultural background. The name is commonly associated with simplicity and phonetic clarity, which has aided its spread in the late 20th and early 21st centuries.

Allana has appeared in baby name lists in several English-speaking countries, though it remains less common than its close variants. It is used for girls and rarely for boys; in most contexts the name is recognized as feminine. In contemporary culture, people named Allana have been noted in public life across sports, arts, and academia, though no single figure dominates the name's recognition.

Due to its flexible spelling and cross-cultural reception, Allana continues to be chosen by families seeking a name that is familiar yet distinctive.