Azana
Meaning of Azana
Azana sweeps in like a warm breeze off the Mediterranean—what a debut for a name that tastes like sunshine! This lyrical female gem blooms from the Spanish azahar—“orange blossom”—dripping with the fragrance of new beginnings. It carries the vivacious hum of flamenco and the golden glow of Andalusian courtyards, blending Latin heritage with an irresistible dash of novelty. Though its precise origin shimmers in the mists of folklore—part fairy tale, part sun-soaked ballad—its essence stays crystal clear: purity, vitality, and promise. With only a handful of baby girls sounding its melody each year in the U.S., Azana feels like a precious secret whispered beneath a citrus tree—rare as a flamenco riff played in a hushed museum, yet utterly irresistible. By choosing this name, parents weave together tradition and tomorrow, planting a joyous anthem that will bloom in their daughter’s life like the first flower of spring.
Pronunciation
- Pronunced as uh-ZAH-nuh (/əˈzɑnə/)
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