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Hanna is a name from my family tree. Would you consider it honoring to use Hannah instead? It is more common now where I live (only slightly, but still).
Is Hannah too boring or too girl next door? I sometimes can't shake the "a Hannah would be nice but sort of boring and homely" image that my friend says the name has.
Too dated?
I sort of like it and I like the fact that it makes me think of a nice person.
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Is Hannah too boring or too girl next door? I sometimes can't shake the "a Hannah would be nice but sort of boring and homely" image that my friend says the name has.
Too dated?
I sort of like it and I like the fact that it makes me think of a nice person.
Please rate my list: https://www.behindthename.com/pnl/6232
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I prefer just Anna
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I think Hannah is an okay name with some slightly interesting history/story behind it. I do think of a smart girl when I imagine Hannah, but not exactly pretty. I wouldn’t be surprised if one was, though. However, yes; It is a bit too boring. I prefer Anna, or Anne. But hey, it’s better than Peninnah.
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This message was edited 5/5/2022, 9:21 AM
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Absolutely! Just as it would be honouring to use either Rebekah or Rebecca, Deborah or Debra. In fact, Hanna(h) could honour Ann, Anne or Anna, and vice versa.
I find Anna and Hannah more appealing than Hanna, but I like palindromes.
I find Anna and Hannah more appealing than Hanna, but I like palindromes.
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If the names were really different it would've been a problem, but they aren't. I think Hannah is a beautiful name.
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