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Hmm, I'm sad to say I can't warm up to it. Gränna (pr. Grenna) is a Swedish town (famous for a sort of candy canes) and "grynna" means a kind of shallow place, like underwater rocks, in Swedish.

I prefer the spelling Grenna however I would actually pronounce the two differently. Grynna I would say grin-a and Grenna, gren-a.

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Grenna Margery
Grenna Shea
Grenna Kelsey
Grenna Maeve
Grenna Arlene

I like Grenna more than Grynna, but it sounds a bit too harsh for my liking. I prefer Brenna and Glenna. I don't care for the way Grynna sounds. I think of the word "grin."

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Grenna Simone came to mind.

I prefer Grenna.
Grynna reminds me too much of the word, "grin".

"Name"? As in it's called a name but isn't one? lol

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Anyway I really like the sound of Grenna. It's reminiscent of Greta but less 'old'. I also tend to like "-enna" names to begin with.

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Grynna is meh. Maybe on a character. It's too much like "grin" and looks like the name of a Disney villain or something.