Shanica
Meaning of Shanica
Pronounced shuh-NEE-kuh (/ʃəˈniːkə/), Shanica is a modern American creation that gives a fresh twist to the classic Shana—whose Hebrew roots carry the graceful meaning “God is gracious”—while adding its own melodic flair. First fluttering onto U.S. birth records in the early 1970s, it climbed into the mid-700s by the 1980s and gently eased into the 800s by the late ’90s, proving that true elegance doesn’t need to shout. Shanica evokes the image of a bright, curious soul whose very name is like a soft melody lingering in the air—think sunshine after a spring rain, stirring the heart with quiet inspiration. With its rhythmic beat and understated charm, Shanica feels like a lifelong companion ready to spark creativity and warmth in every chapter of life.
Pronunciation
American English
- Pronunced as shuh-NEE-kuh (/ʃəˈniːkə/)
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Notable People Named Shanica
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