Origin and Meaning of Jordania

Descending or flowing down

Origin: Hebrew - Derived from the Hebrew word 'Yarden', meaning 'to descend' or 'to flow down', referring to the Jordan River which flows into the Dead Sea.

• Jordania is a feminine form of the name Jordan, often associated with the Jordan River, a significant landmark in both historical and religious contexts.
• The name is used primarily in cultures influenced by Hebrew language and biblical traditions, particularly among Christian and Jewish communities.
• Notable bearers of the name might not be widely documented; however, its masculine counterpart, Jordan, has been popularized through figures such as basketball player Michael Jordan.
• Jordania is a relatively uncommon name compared to its masculine variant, Jordan, which has seen significant popularity across various cultures and countries.
• Similar names include Jordan (masculine), Jordyn (unisex), and other variations such as Jordon or Jordynne.