Hannele name - Meaning of Hannele
- Gender
- Feminine
- Lucky Number
- 5
- Usage
- Finnish, Hebrew
- Pronounced
- HAHN-eh-leh
- Hannele Meaning
- Finnish diminutive of Johanna or Hannah. Hannele is a Scandinavian diminutive of Hannah. Hannah originates in Hebrew language and means "gracious". In the Bible, Hannah was an important character, mother of Samuel. It has always been one of the most popular feminine given names in the United States. It functions as a surname as well, a popular bearer being the American actress Daryl Hannah. In the English-speaking countries Hannah has been used since the Protestant Reformation.
Hannele Related Names
Variants: Hanna, Janna, Jenna, Jenni, Jonna, Hanele, Hanelle, Hannelle, Hanalee, Hannela, Hannella
Other Languages: Quanna, Tajuana (African American), Ane, Anne, Jone (Basque), Anna (Belarusian), Anna, Hannah, Joanna (Biblical), Anna, Ioanna (Biblical Greek), Channah (Biblical Hebrew), Anna, Iohanna (Biblical Latin), Anna, Annick (Breton), Ana, Anna, Ioana, Ivana, Yana, Yoana, Anka (Bulgarian), Aina, Anna, Joana, Anaïs (Catalan), Ana, Hana, Ivana, Anica, Anita, Anka, Jana, Žana (Croatian), Anna, Hana, Ivana, Jana, Johana, Aneta (Czech), Anna, Anne, Hanna, Johanna, Johanne, Ane, Anika, Hanna, Hanne, Hanne, Janne, Jannicke, Jannike, Jonna (Danish), Anna, Anne, Hanna, Hannah, Jana, Janna, Johanna, Anika, Anke, Anneke, Annelien, Anouk, Ans, Antje, Hanna, Hanne, Hannie, Jennigje, Johanneke (Dutch), Ann, Anna, Anne, Hannah, Jane, Jean, Jeanne, Joan, Joanna, Johanna, Johnna, Shan, Shauna, Shavonne, Shawna, Sheena, Anissa, Jo, Joanie, Joann, Joanne, Joetta, Joey, Jojo, Joleen, Jolene, Jonelle, Jonette, Joni, Jonie, Keanna (English), Anna, Johanna, Anu (Estonian), Anne, Hannah, Jeanne, Annette, Anouk, Ninon (French), Xoana (Galician), Ana (Georgian), Anna, Anne, Hanna, Hannah, Jana, Janina, Johanna, Anika, Anina, Hanna, Hanne, Hanne (German), Anna, Ioanna, Nana (Greek), Channah, Hannah, Chanah (Hebrew), Anna, Hanna, Johanna, Anikó, Annuska, Hanna, Panni (Hungarian), Anna, Hanna, Jóhanna, Jóna (Icelandic), Chevonne, Shavonne, Shevaun, Shevon, Síne, Siobhan (Irish), Anna, Giovanna, Annabella, Annetta, Gia, Gianna, Giannina, Giovannetta, Nina, Vanna (Italian), Johanna (Late Roman), Anna (Latvian), Janina, Ona (Lithuanian), Anke, Antje (Low German), Ana, Ivana, Jovana (Macedonian), Jehanne, Johanne (Medieval French), Anna, Anne, Hanna, Johanna, Johanne, Anniken, Hanna, Hanne, Hanne, Janne, Jannicke, Jannike (Norwegian), Anna, Anaïs (Occitan), Anna, Hanna, Janina, Joanna, Anka, Asia, Hania, Joasia (Polish), Ana, Joana, Anabela, Anita, Joaninha (Portuguese), Ana, Ioana, Anca (Romanian), Anna, Yana, Zhanna, Ania, Annushka, Anya (Russian), Jean, Seona, Seonag, Sheena, Sheona, Shona, Sìne, Seònaid (Scottish), Ana, Ivana, Jovana, Anica, Anka, Jana (Serbian), Anna, Hana, Jana (Slovak), Ana, Ivana, Jana, Anica, Anika, Anita, Žana (Slovene), Ana, Juana, Anabel, Anita, Juanita (Spanish), Anna, Anne, Hanna, Janina, Janna, Johanna, Annika, Hanna, Hanne, Jonna (Swedish), Anna, Hanna (Ukrainian), Siân, Siwan (Welsh), Hena, Henda, Hene, Henye, Hendel (Yiddish)
