Ivanna

Ivanna is a feminine given name that appears in several languages and cultures. It is often treated as a variant of Ivana or Ivonne, or as a direct feminine form of Ivan in Slavic linguistic traditions. The name ultimately derives from the Hebrew name Yohanan (Yoḥanan), meaning "God is gracious."

In Ukrainian, the form Ivanna (Іванна) is the feminine form of Ivan. Related spellings—Ivana, Ivonne, Ivanka—are common in many European languages, while Ivanna is also used in English-speaking contexts. Variants may reflect local pronunciation or orthographic conventions.

Usage and distribution: The name has seen modest usage in the United States and Western Europe, particularly in communities with Ukrainian, Russian, or other Slavic heritages. It is generally less common than Ivana or Ivanka but remains in occasional use across different regions.

In culture, Ivanna has appeared as a given name for fictional characters in literature and media, as well as among real people who bear variants of the root name. See also Ivana, Ivanka, Ivonne, and Ivette for related names.