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What does Shawnda mean?
Shawnda 
as a girls' name is an Old French name, and the name Shawnda means "stone; God's grace". Shawnda is an alternate spelling of Chantal (Old French): from "cantal". Shawnda is also a derivative of Shawna (English, Irish, Gaelic): feminine variant spelling of Sean.
Variations
VARIANTS Shonda▼, Shaundee, Shaunda, Shanda▼
OTHER FORMS VIA CHANTAL, SHAWNA Chandal, Chanta, Chaunta, Chonda, Seana, Seanna, Shana▼, Shanna▼, Shantae, Shantal, Shantay, Shaun, Shauna▼, Shaunah, Shaunee, Shaunie, Shaunna, Shaunta, Shauntay, Shaunte, Shawnae, Shawnah, Shawnee▼, Shawneen, Shawni, Shawnice, Shawnna, Shawnta, Shawntae, Shawntay, Shawnte, Shawntel, Shonna, Shonta, Siana, Sianna
CREATIVE FORMS(female)
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MIDDLE NAME PAIRINGS
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How popular is Shawnda?
Shawnda is a somewhat prominent first name for females (#2380 out of 4276, Top 56%) but an unusual last name for all people. (2000 U.S. DEMOGRAPHICS)
Shawnda was first listed in 1960-1969 and reached its peak rank of #1040 in the U.S. in the 1970s, but is not listed at the moment. (2018 U.S. SSA RECORDS)
Which version is better?
Chantal, Shaunte, Shonna, Shonda, Shawnte, Shawnta, Shawnna, Shawnee, Shawna, Shaunta, Seanna, Shaunna, Shaunda, Shauna, Shaun, Shantal, Shantae, Shanna, Shanda, Shana and Shonta are the popular variation forms of Shawnda listed in the Top 2000. Usage of these relations of Shawnda reached its apex during 1970-1979 (MEDIAN #1224), but now, versions such as Shanna have become somewhat outmoded.
Similar Names
Shawnda is pronounced similarly to Chanda▼, Chandy, Shandea, Shandee, Shandey, Shandeya, Shandi, Shandie and Shandy. Other suggested similar-sounding names are Sanda, Sande, Sandi▼, Sandy▼, Sanndi (see Sandy), Santa, Shaena, Shaina▼, Shalonda▼, Shandra, Shanea, Shania▼, Shanit, Shanita, Shannea, Shanta▼, Shantai, Shante▼, Shanti, Sharonda▼, Shauntae, Shavonda, Shawney, Shawnie, Shayda, Shayna▼ and Synda. These names tend to be less frequently used than Shawnda.
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