Luanne

Meaning of Luanne

Luanne blends Louise (a Germanic name for “famous warrior”) and Anne (Hebrew for “grace”). It first rose in mid-20th-century America and in New York hit its high around rank 248 in the early 1960s before gently fading. Pronounced loo-ANN, it bounces off the tongue like a monsoon raindrop dancing on jasmine petals. In an Indian setting, it feels as warm as a diya’s glow at dusk, inviting hope and celebration. Luanne carries strength and sweetness in one breath, making it perfect for a girl who dreams big and laughs freely.