Origin and Meaning of Dannae

To judge or to be judged; derived from the ancient Greek

Origin: Greek - Dannae is believed to be derived from the Greek name Danaë, who was the mother of Perseus in Greek mythology. The name is associated with the meaning of 'to judge' in various interpretations.

• Dannae is often linked to Greek mythology, particularly the story of Danaë, who was sealed in a chamber by her father and bore Perseus after Zeus visited her in the form of a golden shower.
• The name has variations such as Danae, which is commonly used in both Greek and English-speaking cultures.
• Notable bearers of the name include characters in literature and modern media that draw inspiration from Greek mythology.
• While not among the most common names today, Dannae has seen fluctuating popularity in recent years, particularly in some English-speaking regions.
• Variations of the name include Dana, Danica, and Danya, with differing popularity and cultural significance.