Allannah
Gender
feminine
Origin
Categories
Meaning & Etymology
The name Allannah is a variant of Alannah, which itself is derived from the Gaelic or Celtic languages. It carries meanings such as 'rock' (al), 'noble' (ail), 'beautiful' (àlainn), or 'child' (leanbh). In Welsh, it can also mean 'melody' or 'harmony' (alawn). Additionally, in Hawaiian, Alana is a unisex name meaning 'awakening'. It is sometimes considered a variation of Helena, which comes from the Greek Ἑλένη (Helénē), meaning 'bright' or 'shining'.
Etymology
Original Form:
Alannah
Evolution:
The name has evolved from its Gaelic and Celtic roots to include variations like Alana, Elana, and Ilana, each carrying similar meanings but adapted to different linguistic and cultural contexts.
Source:
Gaelic, Celtic, Welsh, Hawaiian, Greek