Jonnae
Meaning of Jonnae
Jonnae (jon-AY) is a modern spin on the timeless Hebrew name Johanna, meaning “God is gracious,” blended with the breezy, French-flavored “ae” ending that lends a dash of sophistication. First flickering onto American birth records in 1980 and then winking in and out of the charts ever since, Jonnae has never chased the spotlight—she prefers the glow of being delightfully uncommon. Parents who choose Jonnae often love its dual personality: part friendly “Jo,” part elegant “Renée,” all wrapped up in a crisp two-syllable package that feels both sporty and poised. The name carries gentle spiritual undertones of gratitude, yet it’s playful enough to suit a future artist, scientist, or center-fielder. Think of Jonnae as a hidden garden path: not obvious at first glance, but once discovered, it feels like it was waiting just for you.
Pronunciation
American English
- Pronunced as jon-AY (/dʒənˈe/)
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