Hanah

Hanah is a feminine given name used in various cultures. It is commonly regarded as a variant spelling of Hannah, which originates from the Hebrew name Channah and is often interpreted to mean "grace" or "favor." As a transliteration, Hanah appears alongside spellings such as Hannah, Hana, and Hanaa, reflecting differences in pronunciation and writing systems across languages.

In terms of usage, Hanah is most commonly found in English-speaking countries and among communities familiar with Hebrew-derived names. The pronunciation may vary by region, but the spelling Hanah generally preserves an ending similar to Hannah.

Origin and meaning: The root name Channah appears in the Hebrew Bible, where Hannah is the mother of Samuel. The meaning commonly associated with these names is grace or favor.

Variants and related names: Related names include Hana, Hannah, Hanaa, and other culturally adapted forms. The choice of spelling can reflect personal preference, family tradition, or national naming conventions.

Notable bearers: There are individuals named Hanah in contemporary contexts, including private citizens and professionals; however, the spelling Hanah is less common than Hannah or Hana, and no single public figure with this exact spelling dominates media coverage.

See also: Hannah; Hana; Hanaa; Hanah (disambiguation).