Sianna

Sianna is a girl’s name of Irish, Welsh, Celtic, and Hebrew origins. Derived from the Irish name Seána and the Welsh name Sián, it translates to “God is gracious,” which comes from the Hebrew Jane. This translation can also hint at the name’s Romano-Celtic origins, where Sianna is known as a Goddess of the hunt, and is closely related to the Roman Goddess Diana. These roots place importance on the protection of childbirth, as well as a connection to the countryside and the fruits of the land. Swaddling baby in the well-wishes this name is armed with, you’ll be able to sleep easy at night knowing you’ve given little Sianna a path of safety with powerful figures to lean on for their whole life.