Shadana
Meaning of Shadana
Shadana (pronounced shuh-DAN-uh) is a lyrical, feminine name with roots in Arabic, meaning “gift” or “gifted one.” Its soft, three-syllable cadence has quietly surfaced in American birth records since the late 1970s, making each bearer feel like discovering an extra cookie in the jar—an unexpected delight. Beyond its Arabic heart, Shadana carries echoes of Hebrew’s Dana—speaking of wisdom—and whispers of Sanskrit’s pursuit of learning, weaving a cross-cultural tapestry that feels both rich and resonant. Families drawn to Shadana often envision a daughter whose spirit radiates generosity, sparking warm connections and inspiring others with her quiet strength. With its gentle embrace and timeless grace, Shadana invites a life of creativity, kindness, and endless wonder.
Pronunciation
American English
- Pronunced as shuh-DAN-uh (/ʃəˈdænə/)
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