Susanne

Meaning of Susanne

In the sun-dappled gardens of language, Susanne takes root as the Latin‐touched heir of the Hebrew Shoshannah—“lily”—its petals unfurling with a promise of purity and timeless grace. Whispered as “soo-ZAN” in English and “zu-ZAH-nuh” in German, this name carries the soft elegance of a dawn breeze dancing through a Roman courtyard. Over the decades, Susanne has clung with quiet confidence to the fringes of America’s top thousand, a steadfast bloom even as trends ebb and flow, most recently holding steady around rank 942. Like a dewy lily at first light, Susanne evokes both classic refinement and a warm, nurturing spirit that feels at once familiar and serenely new.

Pronunciation

English

  • Pronunced as soo-ZAN (/su.ˈzæn/)

German

  • Pronunced as zu-ZAH-nuh (/zu.ˈza.nə/)

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Notable People Named Susanne

Susanne Bier -
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Susanne Renner -
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Curated bySophia Castellano

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