Origin and Meaning of Savanah

Grassland or open plain

Origin: Spanish - Derived from the Spanish word 'sabana', which refers to a grassy plain or savanna, a term used particularly in the context of tropical or subtropical regions.

• The name Savanah has become popular in the United States and other English-speaking countries since the late 20th century.
• Variants of Savanah include Savannah and Savanna, with Savannah being the most commonly used spelling.
• The name is also associated with the city of Savannah in Georgia, known for its historic architecture and vibrant culture.
• Savanah has predominantly been used as a female name but has seen some variation in its use as a unisex name.
• The name has gained popularity due to its pleasant sound and the appeal of nature-related meanings.