The name Saana has came from the Northern Sámi people, who named the mountain in Lapland as it's shape looked like a polypore. Sána means to Sámi's polypores which were changed into a name Saana in Finland. - Kääpä.
― Anonymous User 5/5/2019
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Saana, a fell in Finland, is a major influence on this name's popularity. In the popular song "Haltin häät" (the Halti Wedding), first performed by Taiska in 1976, Saana is a groom who is frozen by wizards and turns into a fell, along with his bride Malla. Another Finnish song, "Kilpisjärven mahtava Saana" (the mighty Saana of Kilpisjärvi) by Usko Kemppi, also tells about the fell. [noted -ed]