Gender Feminine
Usage Latvian
Meaning & History
Originally a diminutive of Zuzanna.
Related Names
Other Languages & CulturesSuzana(Albanian) Sawsan(Arabic) Susanna, Syuzanna, Syuzi(Armenian) Susanna, Susannah(Biblical) Sousanna(Biblical Greek) Shoshanna(Biblical Hebrew) Susanna(Biblical Latin) Susanna(Catalan) Suzana(Croatian) Zuzana, Zuzanka, Zuzka(Czech) Susanne, Sanne, Susann, Sussi(Danish) Susanna, Suzanne, Sanne, Suus, Suze(Dutch) Susan, Susanna, Suzanne, Sookie, Sue, Suki, Sukie, Susanne, Susie, Suz, Suzan, Suzanna, Suzi, Suzie, Suzy, Zanna(English) Susanna, Susanne, Sanna, Sanni(Finnish) Suzanne, Suzette, Suzy(French) Susanne, Susann, Suse, Susi(German) Shoshana(Hebrew) Zsuzsanna, Zsazsa, Zsuzsa, Zsuzsi(Hungarian) Susanna(Italian) Zuzana(Lithuanian) Suzana(Macedonian) Huhana(Maori) Susanne, Susann(Norwegian) Zuzanna, Zula, Zuza, Zuzia(Polish) Susana(Portuguese) Suzana(Portuguese (Brazilian)) Susanna(Russian) Suzana(Serbian) Zuzana, Zuza, Zuzanka, Zuzka(Slovak) Suzana(Slovene) Susana, Susanita(Spanish) Susanna, Susanne, Sanna, Susann(Swedish) Susanna(Ukrainian)
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Latvia: September 14
