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A nice alternative to Susannah with a religious meaning.
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I think Hosanna is a gorgeous name with beautiful meaning, depth, and history. It's unique and rolls off the tongue smoother than still waters. I love it.
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Hosanna Kabakoro is a Fijian-American writer, broadcaster, model and former beauty pageant titleholder. She is an former editor of Mai Life Style, the South Pacific's first style and fashion magazine. Kabakoro has written for UNLOCK MAGAZINE, and appeared on the covers of two national magazines: Justine Magazine and Savvy Magazine. In 2009, Kabakoro competed in her first beauty pageant and was crowned Miss Idaho Teen USA 2010.
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This seems to be an English variant of Osanna, too: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Osanna_of_Mantua
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Pretty name.
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When I was younger in school I sang a weird Christian song called Hosanna even though the school wasn't Christian.
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Nice name.
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I love my name, but it's a little annoying how so many people spell it with an "h" at the end.
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Pronounced haw-SAN-na.
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This name is very unique, but the first two letters bother me now. Sanna is also a nice nickname, and I feel like this could be a good alternative to Susanna.
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Well, from my user name you can tell that my name is Hosanna. I am very proud of my name and I have gotten a lot of complements on it. I have been called "Ho" or "Hosie" a lot, mostly by my family though because they were trying to shorten it. I've also had a lot of people spelling it with a J. Over all though I love my name. I do like the "Hosheanna" pronunciation, but I like the original spelling better.
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Caprice, Lol!
In modern Hebrew, the phrase is Hoshiana, "please save us", and it is sometimes heard in contemporary Messianic music.
I like the sound of Hoshana better, though, as opposed to Hosanna.
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In modern Hebrew, the phrase is Hoshiana, "please save us", and it is sometimes heard in contemporary Messianic music.
I like the sound of Hoshana better, though, as opposed to Hosanna.
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I like the pronunciation because I love the nickname Zannie, but (sorry) I hate how it looks. The S in this name seems unattractive to me and really stands out. It's just my opinion though, don't listen to me :P.
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In Sweden we translate it "Hosianna". There is a famous Swedish Christmas hymn called "Hosianna Davids son" ("Hosanna to the Son of David") and many Swedish children have misunderstood this and asked: "Who is Hosianna Davidsson?"
I've even read about a girl who said "Oh, when I entered church everyone sang for me! They sang 'Oh see, Anna Davidsson!'" :)
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I've even read about a girl who said "Oh, when I entered church everyone sang for me! They sang 'Oh see, Anna Davidsson!'" :)
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If my name was Hosanna, I would be quite annoyed. At school we have to sing hymns and one of them is called 'Hosanna'. Imagine singing that every day with the name of Hosanna?
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It wasn't actually exclaimed by Jesus, but by the crowd that greeted him in Matthew chapter 21 (the "Triumphal Entry").
The Hebrew word originated as a prayer but by the New Testament times it had become an exclamation of praise. [noted -ed]
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The Hebrew word originated as a prayer but by the New Testament times it had become an exclamation of praise. [noted -ed]
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Interesting. I'm just not sure it's a good idea to put "Ho" in a girl's name.
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äåùòðà is the Hebrew Script of Hosanna, meaning 'G-d save us.' [noted -ed]
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I was really suprised when I learned this was actually a name, because when we went to church when I was a little kid and we sang songs with the phrase "sing Hosanna" in them I always thought it was talking to someone named Hosanna and when I asked my parents who she was they just laughed. I really like this name! I would consider using it. It's so beautiful!
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I think that pronouncing Hosanna as the given pronouciation Ho-ZAN-ah is rather unattractive. I prefer Ho-SAHN-ah.
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