Hannan

Meaning of Hannan

In the kaleidoscope of baby names, Hannan hops into view like a sunlit breeze, carrying whispers of ancient kindness from two rich traditions. Rooted in Arabic and Hebrew alike, it blooms from the same well of meaning—“gracious,” “compassionate,” even “merciful”—and feels as warm and inviting as a shared cup of tea on a crisp morning. Pronounced HA-nahn, its soft “h” is a gentle sigh that dances between cultures, making it perfectly unisex and wonderfully adaptable. Though it’s still a rare gem in America—hovering just under the top 1,000 in recent years—Hannan has a magnetic pull for parents who crave a name with both global roots and an intimate, heartfelt glow. Whether you imagine it whispered on a playground or scribbled on a tiny onesie, Hannan sparks stories of generosity and grace wherever it goes.

Pronunciation

Arabic

• Pronunced as HA-nahn (/ħa.naːn/)

Hebrew

• Pronunced as HA-nahn (/χa.ˈnan/)

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