What does Fanya mean?

Fanya as a girls' name is of Old French, Latin and Greek origin, and the name Fanya means "young deer; French; garland, crown". Fanya is an alternate spelling of Fawn (Old French): biographer Fawn Brodie. Fanya is also a form of Frances (Latin): feminine of Francis. Fanya is also used as a variant of Stephanie (Greek).

STARTS WITH Fa-

ASSOCIATED WITH greek, young, deer, crown (queen)

Variations

VARIANTS Phanya, Phanie, Fawnya, Fawnia, Fawna, Faunia, Fauna, Fanny▼, Fannie▼, Fanney, Fania, Faina

RELATIONS VIA FAWN, FRANCES, STEPHANIE Fan, Fancey, Fancie, Fancy, Faun, Fawne, Fran, France, Franci, Francia, Frania, Franie, Frank▼, Franka, Franki, Franky, Franni, Franny, Franzi, Fronia

How popular is Fanya?

Fanya is a rare first name for females. Fanya is an equivalently unique surname too for both adults and children. (2000 U.S. CENSUS)

Similar Names

Fanya is pronounced similarly to Fannee, Fanni, Fannia, Fayanna, Fenia, Fenya, Fina, Fiona▲, Fionna and Fyona. Other suggested similar-sounding names are Aalya, Aanya, Aenya, Batya, Chanya, Dahnya, Dalya, Damya, Danya, Darya, Datya, Daya, Dinya, Donya, Enya, Fabia, Fadia, Faida, Fara, Farra, Faryn, Fatma, Fay▼, Fayda, Faye▼, Flanna, Franca, Freya▲, Galya, Ginya, Granya, Hadya, Hannya, Ionya, Ivanya, Janaya▼, Jaya, Kaeya, Kasya, Kenya, Lalya, Lenya, Maiya, Manya, Marya, Maya▲, Nadya, Nasya, Panya, Rasya, Raya▲, Samya▼, Sonya▼, Tahnya, Tanaya, Tanya▼, Tarnya, Tasya, Tawnya▼, Taya, Tonya▼, Uranya, Vanya, Vinya and Zenya. These names tend to be more frequently used than Fanya.