Deann
Meaning of Deann
Deann is a sweet yet spirited choice for a baby girl, rooted in Anglo-American tradition and formed by blending Dee (from Welsh origins suggesting “goddess”) with Ann (Hebrew for “grace”). It first captured attention in mid-century America—especially in Wisconsin, where it consistently ranked among the top 150 names throughout the 1960s and ’70s—before settling into a quiet, enduring charm. With its clear, two-syllable pronunciation dee-AN and its vintage elegance, Deann feels familiar but refreshingly distinctive. It conjures the image of a warm summer breeze or a timeless melody: subtle, uplifting, and effortlessly graceful. For parents seeking a name that marries classic warmth with a touch of individuality, Deann strikes just the right chord.
Pronunciation
American English
- Pronunced as dee-AN (/diˈan/)
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