How to Say “Hannah” in Arabic

حنا
Hannā
The English name Hannah is written as حنا (Hannā) in Arabic.
حنا is used as a female given name.
Meaning: female given name (name)

How do you pronounce it?

The romanization is Hannā.

Did you know?

  • While an English speaker sees حنا as a female name, many Arabic speakers will instinctively read it as the male name 'John'.
  • In Arabic, the name حنا shares a root with the verb حَنَى, which means 'to bend' or 'to lean'.

Examples in context

  • هذه صديقتي حنا.
    Hadhihi sadiqati Hannah.
    This is my friend Hannah.
  • هل تعرفين حنا؟
    Hal ta'rifina Hannah?
    Do you know Hannah?
  • حنا تسكن في دبي.
    Hannah taskun fi Dubai.
    Hannah lives in Dubai.

Example conversation

Ziad and Nour are talking about a colleague at work.

  1. زياد Ziad

    هل رأيتِ حنا اليوم؟
    Hal ra'ayti Hannah al-yawm?
    Did you see Hannah today?
  2. نور Nour

    نعم، رأيتُها في المكتب.
    Na'am, ra'aytuha fi al-maktab.
    Yes, I saw her in the office.
  3. زياد Ziad

    حنا تبدو مشغولة جداً.
    Hannah tabdu mashghula jiddan.
    Hannah looks very busy.
  4. نور Nour

    هي دائماً تعمل بجد.
    Hiya da'iman ta'mal bi-jidd.
    She is always working hard.

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