Anacaona

Think of the name Anacaona for the newest bloom in your garden! This stunning feminine name has roots in the Aztec culture. The moniker Anacaona derives from the Taíno words ana, meaning “flower,” and caona, meaning “gold or golden.” Both the name and its meaning come from the historical figure, Anacaona, who was a Taíno chieftess, poet, composer, and religious expert who lived in the 15th century. A true role model, Acanaona and her story will certainly help baby feel connected to their heritage. You can still feel her influence even today in the art and culture of the Caribbean, as well as her likeness in the form of a statue when you visit Haiti. No matter where little Ana travels, they will feel immensely proud of their name.