Ann ending baby names and what they mean, with 75 results. -ann names are used more often as feminine names. Usage of these girl names was at its most widespread 8 decades ago (ADOPTION OF 1.1%) and is now significantly lower, with names like Deann becoming less fashionable. Ryann (#766) is the most fashionable name for newborns here, while Kann (TOP 12%) and Rann (25%) are common -ann last names.

Alisann - Christiann

Alisann¹
Form of Alice. From Old German language. "Noble, exalted." Alisin and Amisann are creative forms. See also Alysanne.

Alysann, Allysann, Allisann, Alisann²
Var. of Alison. Source fr. Old German language. "Noble, exalted." Unusual. Compare Alisann, Allysann, etc. with common last names Athmann (TOP 46%), Ahmann (21%), which also end with -nn.

Ann¹▼
Form of Anthea. Derived fr. Greek language. "Flowery." A familiar girls' name (#983 IN CURRENT LIST), Ann is also used somewhat often as a last name. See also Anya.

Ann²▼
Var. of Hannah. Derivative of Hebrew word. "He (God) has favored me." Ann became more popular in 2018, gaining +28 positions as a girls' name to reach #983. See also Amy.

Ann³▼
Form of Anna. Derived fr. Hebrew. "He (God) has favored me." Usage of Ann as a birth name in 2018 was up 6.8% compared to the previous year. See also Anya.

Ann⁴▼
Form of Anne. Stems fr. Hebrew. "He (God) has favored me." Usage of Ann as a children's name in 2018 was 13.2% less than 10 years ago. See also Aina.

Ann⁵▼
Root fr. Hebrew word. "He (God) has favored me." Ann has fallen off in popularity as a baby name circa 1930-1939.

Aoibheann
Derived fr. Irish, Gaelic element. "Beautiful." Aoibheann is not a Top 2000 name.

Bethann
Var. of Bethany. Origin fr. Hebrew word. Possibly means "house of figs" .. Slightly novel as a girls' name nowadays, though Bethann still occurs commonly as a female first name. See also Bethuna.

Brann
Form of Brandy. Source fr. English word. The name of the distilled wine .. Brann was not a Top birth name in 2018. Also used for boys.

Breighann, Breiann, Breeann¹, Breann▼
Var. of Breanna. Stems fr. English, Irish, Gaelic, Celtic languages. "High, noble, exalted." Usage of Breann as a children's name has dwindled since 1996.

Bryann, Brieann, Briann, Breeann²
Var. of Brianna. Origin fr. Irish, Gaelic, Celtic. "High, noble, exalted." Sparing use. Breeann, Bryann, etc. are not found in the US Census.

Brittann
Form of Brittany. Source fr. Latin word. "From Brittany or Britain." Brittann is not a Top 2000 name. See also Brittanya.

Brogann
Form of Brogan. From Irish, Gaelic word. "Sturdy shoe." Unique, with the -nn suffix for Brogann, like Brann, Bryann.

Kaitlann, Caitlann
Forms of Caitlin. Based on Old French, Greek. "Pure." Caitlann and Kaitlann are rare as children's names.

Carolann¹▼
Form of Carol. Derived fr. Old German language. "Free man." A somewhat quaint baby name these days, though Carolann still occurs frequently as a feminine first name. See also Carlana.

Carolann²▼
Form of Caroline. Source fr. Old German language. "Free man." Carolann is widely used as a birth name compared to other forms. See also Carolena.

Cecilyann
Form of Cecilia. Source fr. Latin, Old Welsh languages. "Blind; sixth." Cecilyann was not among 2018's Top names.

Cherylann, Cheriann
Forms of Cheryl. Source fr. French, Greek. "Cherry fruit; green gemstone." Cheriann is uncommon as a birth name among the forms of Cheryl.

Kristiann, Christyann, Christiann
Var. of Christiana. Derivative of Latin word. "Follower of Christ." Unique. Christiann, Christyann and Kristiann are not found in the US Demographics.