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Janessa, though modern and very tryndee, is actually quite cute. I couldn't actually see it, though.
-- popular1  7/23/2007
Princess Janessa is a princess in "Barbie in the 12 Dancing Princesses".
-- Anonymous User  12/4/2007
It's ugly and too youthful.
-- slight night shiver  4/24/2008
Funny, I always thought it was a combination of Jane and Vanessa. Anyone else thought that?
-- Anonymous User  5/22/2008
Absolutely hideous. Why would anyone bestow this trailer trash name upon a poor little girl?
-- pandasayscynical  5/27/2008
I think it's a nice name and you really don't hear it every day. The only name I've heard that's very close to this name is Vanessa which is a very very pretty name.
-- Anonymous User  8/17/2008
My name is Jenessa and I've always loved it. People are always commenting on how beautiful it is - it's a very elegant and nice name. It has a lot of nickname possibilities too - a few are Jenn, Jess, Jessi, Jenny, Nessa, and, with the name 'Janesa', even 'Jane'. :)
-- Anonymous User  11/27/2008
Frankly, this name is an earsore and and eyesore. Is "Jane Vanessa" so boring and drab that some dimwitted, low-class parents have to run them together so that their little daughter will be "unique"? Give these names a rest!
-- gaelruadh19  1/27/2009
Sounds pretty, but the spelling makes the name so ugly! Please, just stick to Jane and/or Vanessa. Don't combine the two, it's just too strange!
-- Anonymous User  6/24/2009
Seriously? Jane or Vanessa don't choose both!
-- italiannames  1/30/2010
What an absolutely cool name. I love it!
-- queenv  10/11/2010
I wouldn't use this name, but I think it's pretty if you want to be different.
-- LittleC  5/28/2012
Terrible, trashy name!
-- Anonymous User  1/4/2013
This name is really cute and sweet! I personally don't care for the "van" in Vanessa, and Jane strikes me as an old lady name, but 'Janessa' is absolutely adorable! I don't get how "Kaeliey," "Mackehnzee," and "Kinnidee" are popular, yet this name is practically unheard of. To the people saying it's not a name, well, your much revered, worshipped "Vanessa" wasn't originally a name, either, just a species of butterfly, like calling your daughter "Metalmark" or "Swallowtail." If Vanessa can become a name, then the beautiful Janessa can, as well.
-- Anonymous User  3/22/2013

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