Havana
Meaning of Havana
The name Havana, pronounced huh-VAH-nuh (/həˈvænə/), is a beautiful and exotic choice for a baby girl. Its origins are tied to the vibrant capital city of Cuba, known for its rich history, colorful architecture, and lively culture. The name evokes images of tropical landscapes, rhythmic music, and a spirited atmosphere. While not extremely common in the United States, Havana has seen a steady presence over the years with notable occurrences peaking in recent times. In 2018, it reached its highest rank at 1324 with 171 newborns named Havana. The name also offers a charming variation: Havanna. Choosing Havana for your child can imbue her identity with a sense of adventure and cultural depth, making it a unique and memorable choice.
Pronunciation
American English
- Pronunced as huh-VAH-nuh (/həˈvænə/)
U.S. Popularity Chart
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Notable People Named Havana
| Angelique Frances Meunier, also known as Havana Brown or DJ Havana Brown, is an Australian multi-talented artist who has made a name for herself as a DJ, singer, songwriter, record producer, and dancer, and has toured with several international artists. |
| Havana Marguerite Solaun is a Jamaican professional footballer known for her role as a midfielder for Houston Dash and the Jamaica women's national team. |
| Havana Rose Liu is a multi-talented American actress, model, dancer, activist, and designer, best known for her modeling career and lead role in the comedy film "Bottoms." |
| Havana Rosalie Hopman is a New Zealand rhythmic gymnast who competes in international competitions. |
| Havana Marking is a British producer and director known for her award-winning documentary "Afghan Star." |
| Havana Mena is a Latin musician from Miami, Florida, known for her album "How Much You Want Me" and the single of the same name, which reached #11 on Billboard's top 100 rap singles. |
