Origin and Meaning of Djuana

God is gracious

Origin: American - Djuana is a variant of the name Juana, which is the Spanish version of the name Jane, derived from the Hebrew name Yochanan (יוֹחָן), meaning 'God is gracious'.

• Djuana is a less common variant of Juana which reflects the creative adaptations found in modern naming practices.
• While Juana is commonly used in Spanish-speaking cultures, Djuana appears to have gained some usage in more diverse and multicultural settings, particularly in the United States.
• Notable figures with the name Juana include Juana of Castile, a historical queen of Spain, and Juana Inés de la Cruz, a famous Mexican poet and philosopher.
• Djuana itself is relatively rare and does not have significant recognition in popularity trends, but similar names like Juana and Jane tend to see periodic renewals in popularity.
• Related names include Djuanna, Juanita, and Juana, which all share a common root in the name John, emphasizing different cultural adaptations.