So, looking for an obviously feminine name that's uncommon (let's say, not in the combined spelling top 200), but familiar, thanks to that lovely ending? Here we go!
- Aureliana (aw-reh-lee-AH-nah, Italian)--from Latin, "golden"
- Bibiana (bee-BYAH-nah, Italian & Spanish)
- Christiana (kris-tee-AH-nah, English)--Other forms include Cristiana & Kristiana.
- Cipriana (see-pree-AH-nah or chee-pree-AH-nah, Spanish, Italian, & Romanian)--from Latin, "of Cyprus"
- Daciana (dah-CHYAH-nah, Romanian)
- Damiana (dah-MYAH-nah, Italian)--feminine of Damian.
- Emiliana (eh-meel-YAH-nah, Italian & Spanish)
- Fabiana (fah-BYAH-nah, Italian & Spanish)
- Feliciana (feh-lee-CHYAH-nah, Italian; or feh-lee-SYAH-nah, Spanish)--feminine of Felix/Feliciano.
- Floriana (flohr-ee-AH-nah, Italian)--"flower"
- Graciana (grah-SYAH-nah, Spanish)
- Liviana (lee-VYAH-nah, Italian)
- Luciana (loo-CHYAH-nah, Italian; or loo-SYAH-nah, Spanish)--"light"
- Mariana (mair-ee-AH-nah or mahr-YAH-nah, English, Spanish, & Portuguese)
- Oriana (oh-RYAH-nah, Italian)--"gold"
- Sebastiana (seh-bahs-TYAH-nah, Italian)
- Tatiana (taht-YAH-nah, Latin)
- Tiziana (tee-TSYAH-nah, Italian)--feminine of Titus
- Valeriana (val-ehr-ee-AH-nah, Latin)
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