Ariana

Ariana is a very unpopular male name in the United States right now with none (or under 5) newborn boys being given the name during 2021.Ariana is a popular female name in the United States with 88th on the top list for 2021.

During the last 100 years 114,508 newborn girls were given the name Ariana.
191 boys were given the name.

The trend of newborns named Ariana in the US last 20 years

Ariana is a female given name of Greek origin, meaning "most holy". It is a variation of the name Ariadne, which in Greek mythology was the daughter of King Minos of Crete and the wife of the god Dionysus. The name Ariana has been used in various cultures and languages, including English, Spanish, Italian, and Portuguese. Notable people with this name include American singer Ariana Grande and Mexican actress Ariana Ron Pedrique.

Ariana rank report (US ranking for newborns 2021)

Nicknames for Ariana

AriAH-reeShortened version of Ariana
AnaAH-nahCommon nickname for Ariana
AriaAH-ree-uhDerived from the first syllable of Ariana
Rianaree-AH-nahVariation of Ariana

Famous people named Ariana

Ariana GrandeSinger and ActressOne of the most popular and successful pop stars of the current generation, known for hits such as 'Thank U, Next' and '7 Rings'.
Ariana HuffingtonAuthor and EntrepreneurFounder of the popular news website 'The Huffington Post' and author of several books on politics and personal development.
Ariana RichardsActress and ArtistBest known for her role as Lex Murphy in the classic film 'Jurassic Park', and also a talented artist and painter.
Ariana BerlinGymnast and DancerFormer elite gymnast and current professional dancer, known for her appearances on 'Dancing with the Stars' and 'So You Think You Can Dance'.
Ariana MiyamotoModel and Beauty QueenThe first biracial woman to be crowned Miss Universe Japan, and an advocate for diversity and representation in the fashion industry.
Ariana KukorsSwimmerOlympic swimmer and world record holder, who won a gold medal as part of the US relay team at the 2012 London Olympics.
Ariana SavalasSinger and ActressA talented jazz singer and actress, known for her appearances on 'American Idol' and in films like 'The Last Tycoon'.

Fictional character called Ariana from pop culture

Ariana DumbledoreHarry Potter seriesAlbus Dumbledore's sister who was killed by dark wizards
Ariana GrandeMusic industryAmerican singer and actress
Ariana MiyamotoBeauty pageantsJapanese beauty queen who was crowned Miss Universe Japan in 2015
Ariana SanchezGrey's AnatomyA patient in the medical drama series who was diagnosed with a rare heart condition
Ariana DumbledoreHarry Potter seriesAlbus Dumbledore's sister who was killed by dark wizards
Ariana OsgoodPrivate seriesA character in the young adult book series who is a manipulative and cunning boarding school student
Ariana BerlinGymnasticsAmerican gymnast who overcame a car accident to compete at the collegiate level
Ariana BacleEntertainment journalismWriter and editor for Entertainment Weekly magazine

Frequently Asked Questions about Ariana

What is the origin of the name Ariana?The name Ariana has multiple origins, including Greek, Italian, and Persian.
What does the name Ariana mean?The name Ariana can have different meanings depending on its origin. In Greek, it means 'most holy'; in Italian, it means 'silver'; and in Persian, it means 'very holy'.
Is Ariana a popular name?Yes, Ariana has become increasingly popular in recent years, especially since the rise of the singer Ariana Grande. It has been in the top 1000 names for girls in the United States since 2000.
What are some famous people named Ariana?Aside from Ariana Grande, other famous people named Ariana include Ariana Berlin, an American gymnast and dancer, and Ariana Richards, an American actress known for her role in the movie 'Jurassic Park'.
Is Ariana a unisex name?No, Ariana is typically used as a name for girls.