Gender Feminine
Usage Slovak, Polish
Pronounced Pron. /ˈzu.za/(Polish)  [key·simplify]

Meaning & History

Slovak and Polish diminutive of Susanna.

Related Names

VariantsZuzanka, Zuzka(Slovak) Zuzia, Zula(Polish)
Other Languages & CulturesSuzana(Albanian) Sawsan(Arabic) Susanna, Syuzanna, Syuzi(Armenian) Susanna, Susannah(Biblical) Sousanna(Biblical Greek) Shoshanna(Biblical Hebrew) Susanna(Biblical Latin) Susanna(Catalan) Suzana(Croatian) Zuzana, Zuzanka, Zuzka(Czech) Susanne, Sanne, Susann(Danish) Susanna, Suzanne, Sanne, Suus, Suze(Dutch) Susan, Susanna, Suzanne, Sookie, Sue, Suki, Sukie, Susanne, Susie, Suz, Suzan, Suzanna, Suzi, Suzie, Suzy, Zanna(English) Susanna, Susanne, Sanna, Sanni(Finnish) Suzanne, Suzette, Suzy(French) Susanne, Susann, Suse, Susi(German) Shoshana(Hebrew) Zsuzsanna, Zsazsa, Zsuzsa, Zsuzsi(Hungarian) Susanna(Italian) Zane, Zuzanna(Latvian) Zuzana(Lithuanian) Suzana(Macedonian) Huhana(Maori) Susanne, Susann(Norwegian) Susana(Portuguese) Suzana(Portuguese (Brazilian)) Susanna, Syuzanna(Russian) Suzana(Serbian) Suzana(Slovene) Susana, Susanita(Spanish) Susanna, Susanne, Sanna, Susann(Swedish) Susanna(Ukrainian)
User SubmissionsŽuža, Zůza

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Entry updated July 2, 2017