Miana
Meaning of Miana
Miana flows across the lips like a warm embrace from sunlit Spanish shores, a radiant blend of María and Ana rooted in Latin tradition and beloved by dreamers, while also whispering through Persian and Arabic tongues as “center” or “balance.” Its meaning—“beloved,” “bright,” or “at the heart of harmony”—evokes lantern-lit fiestas and gentle melodies drifting through olive groves, painting a portrait of joyous discovery. With only around two dozen newborns named Miana in the US each year, this gem wears its rarity like a secret treasure quietly climbing the charts but still poised to feel delightfully fresh at kindergarten pickup. Parents who choose Miana gift their daughter a name that sparkles with cultural warmth, melodic charm, and the promise of untold adventures.
Pronunciation
English
- Pronunced as mee-AH-nuh (/miˈanə/)
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