Keanna

Meaning of Keanna

Keanna feels like a hidden treasure unfolding in a sunny Irish meadow, yet carries a whisper of Hawaiian breeze—its roots trace back to the Gaelic Cianán (“little ancient one”) and echo the island-born Kiana (“divine” or “heavenly”). Though it’s never been a playground staple—hovering around the 930th spot in recent U.S. baby-name charts with just twenty or so newborns each year—its gentle climb hints at growing affection among parents seeking a name that’s both timeless and refreshingly modern. Pronounced kee-AN-uh, it rolls off the tongue with a lyrical warmth, striking that sweet spot between unique and utterly approachable. Calling out “Keanna!” feels like handing your daughter a legacy of enduring grace and a bright invitation to make her own mark.

Pronunciation

English

• Pronunced as kee-AN-uh (/kiˈanə/)

• Kaya
• Keira
• Kianna
• Kiana
• Kiara
• Kyla
• Kenna