Tiahna
Meaning of Tiahna
Tiahna swoops in like a salsa beat on a sunny afternoon. She’s a modern twist on the melodic Tiana and echoes Tatiana’s regal grace. Often tied to princess or fairy-queen imagery, she wears a dash of Spanish tierra beneath her feet. Imagining Tiahna is like picturing jasmine lanterns swaying at twilight or a carnival queen tossing confetti into the breeze. Rare and precious—only a handful of American newborns don her crown each year—she’s the perfect pick for parents craving a name that feels both like a royal decree and a secret samba. With Tiahna, everyday life becomes a fiesta.
Pronunciation
English
- Pronunced as tee-AH-nuh (/tiˈanə/)
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Notable People Named Tiahna
| Tiahna Cochrane - |
