Sanjana

Meaning of Sanjana

Sanjana, pronounced sun-JAH-nuh (/sʌnˈdʒɑːnə/), is a melodious name rooted in classical Sanskrit, where it evokes notions of gentleness, harmony and creative spirit. Steeped in the warmth of Indian tradition, Sanjana conjures images of early-morning light dancing on dewdrops—an apt metaphor for a child whose presence brings brightness and calm. Though its first appearances in U.S. birth records date back to the 1990s, Sanjana truly captured the hearts of American parents in the mid-2000s and has since maintained a steady spot among the top 1,000 girls’ names, ranking 945th in 2024. Its lyrical flow and cross-cultural ease make Sanjana as at home in a bustling Mumbai courtyard as on a New York City playground, blending timeless elegance with a modern, global outlook.

Pronunciation

Hindi,Sanskrit

• Pronunced as sun-JAH-nuh (/sʌnˈdʒɑːnə/)

• Sanvi
• Sanaya
• Samara
• Sana
• Sanya
• Sarina
• Sonali