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I don't quite like the way it sounds, but the meaning is cool. I'd only give it to a real person as a middle name.

I think it's horrible.

Meh. It’s not bad, and I like the mythology of the name, but I’m not too crazy about the name itself. The sounds feel kinda repetitive and made-up.

Sounds interesting i found this
https://www.ancient.eu/Inanna/
I do not know how to pronounce it maybe E-nana, or Ihna-na, Eyenana, Do not know
it has interesting qualities for a character or even middle name perhaps, Because Anna used alot so why not
thanks for reminding me of mythology , i am so excited to go read again,

I think it's lovely! Ina, Nana, and Nannie would be cute nicknames.

Sorry don't like it, in Anna, banana, in an na, In ah na

Reminds me of Sia's part in "ON" by BTS lol ('ey na na naaaaaaa...)

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And now I've got the song stuck in my head (not that it's a bad thing lol but names are NOT earworms in my book!)

This message was edited 11/13/2020, 4:11 PM

In Anna. In on a. Anna Banana.
No, it just isn't a good look.

I like it. I especially like that it can easily blend in with "normal" everyday names, while most goddess names are so conspicuous that I always classify them as "middle name only". It also has simple nicknames like Ina, Anna, or Nani.

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Inanna fits right in with common names like Sarah, Caitlin, Savannah, Briana, Olivia, Alana, Alaina, and Maria (while still being mythological and non-boring), where other goddess names like Athena, Aphrodite, Minerva, Ilmatar, Hathor, etc. would stand out too much.

This message was edited 11/13/2020, 3:23 PM

It reminds me of the sounds singers make in between lyrics.

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In-nah-nuh... hey hey...

I love the meaning of the name, but I’m not sure I like the sound.