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Comments for SUSANNA:
Name Susanna is spelled in Slovakia (just like in Czech Republic) ZUZANA. It is a very frequent name and all Zuzanas in Czech Republic and Slovakia celebrate Name Day on 11 August.-- Anonymous User 2/24/2005
I can't hear this name without thinking of the song 'O Susanna'.-- doodlebug 5/29/2005
Personal impression: very kind-hearted.-- susan_sweet_pea 6/15/2005
A famous bearer of the name is Lady Susanna Walton, widow of the British composer Sir William Walton.-- Laleroc 7/5/2005
Susanna Boylston, the mother of the second President of the US, John Adams. Also the name of his daughter who died in infancy.-- cath 8/3/2005
Susanna Clarke is the author of the novel "Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell".
Sanna is a common pet name in Sweden.-- Anonymous User 12/17/2005
Oh Susanna, oh don't you cry for me, I'm goin' to California with my washpan on my knee :)!-- websurfer 3/14/2006
Susanna was the daughter of William Shakespeare. His wife was Anne Hathaway. (not joking!)-- Anonymous User 5/22/2006
Susanna was the third child of John Adams, the 2nd president of the U.S. She died at age 2.-- KtB_DoReMi 7/7/2006
Very pretty name, am a bit surprised it isn't used more right now with the popularity of Anna.-- Anonymous User 7/14/2006
Susanna appeared on the top 1000 list from the 1880's until 2000. Its most popular year was the 1890's where it ranked 435.-- Anonymous User 9/25/2006
In the ancient Egyptian language, sšn (seshen) means "lotus". [noted -ed]-- Shiruban 10/17/2006
I think this name is very elegant and stylish plus it's biblical as well but not too heavy or Jewish like Zilpah, etc.-- gulie55 2/17/2007
Wonderful. So soft and lovely. Susie is a cute name for a little girl, too.-- Anonymous User 4/2/2007
Susanna Parish is a major character in Clive Barker's novel Weaveworld.-- Anonymous User 5/5/2007
Susanna Hoffs was a member of the popular '80's pop group The Bangles, who were best known for their song "Walk Like an Egyptian."-- frozen_frogurt 1/26/2008
Pronounced "soo-ZAHN-a".-- Maggie_Simpson 3/29/2008
I love this name. It's very classy sounding. It's also my name and my great great grandmothers.-- susanna888 4/12/2008
Lovely name, isn't it? It's my English name when I'm having an English lesson. So classy.-- reina 5/8/2008
This is my name! I didn't used to like it, but I do now. It wouldn't be my first choice, but I do think it's prettier than "Susan". Growing up, I never met another Susanna, but I did hear the name fairly often in historical records and 18th-19th century literature. It doesn't sound, to me, like a 17-year old's name, so at school I'm almost exclusively called "Sue". In fifth grade ( I think) I added an "h" to my name, but decided after a while to just accept my given name.-- susiejean 5/20/2008
I can't believe that this isn't in the top 1000. It's a gorgeous name. As solid as Susan, but with the added frill of an -anna ending.-- SuperstarBear 7/1/2008
The Italian pronunciation is soo-ZAHNN-nah.-- presentperfect 12/19/2008
This is a beautiful name with a lovely meaning and history, but I don't think I'd use it for a child because of the song Oh Susanna. The poor girl would just get teased too much.-- britto08 1/17/2009
Susanna Wesley was the mother of Charles and John Wesley. She was a Godly mother to 10 children and is often known as the "Mother of Methodism". She and Mother Teresa are two wonderful women of Faith who I admire.-- Daisy Duke 6/25/2009
Related name: Sawsan (Arabic) cognate with the Hebrew meaning of lily.-- Abu Rashid 12/25/2009
I think this is a lovely, natural name. It might be old-fashioned, but that makes it classic. I don't like Sue or Suze for nicknames though. I would use Sanna or Anna.-- Cobweb 12/31/2009
This name is not my favourite as it sounds a like a too dragged out version of Suzanne. Even though Suzanne is my name I'm honestly not biased as I dislike it but compared to Susanna I think I prefer it.-- starz26 4/3/2010
The name "Susanna" makes me think of a bright spring day with birds singing. I just really love it! (Susannah too) Wish I'd had a second daughter, so I could use this name.-- MJH 1/27/2011
I love this name! (O Susanna, don't you cry for me, for I come from Alabama with my banjo on my knee...) :)-- bonjourfrenchfry 7/24/2011
Susana is no Italian variant. The only Italian form is Susanna, pronounced "soo-ZAHNN-nah".-- presentperfect 8/12/2011
This beautiful name reminds me of sunshine. I find it hard to choose between this and Susannah, wavering from week to week! Both are delectable.
The nickname Sukey, coined in the eighteenth century, is so cute.-- Just Jonquil 9/25/2011
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