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Mana (given name)

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Mana
PronunciationMah-nah (Japanese, feminine), Mah-nah (Persian, feminine)
GenderFemale (Japanese), female (Persian)
Origin
Word/nameJapanese, Persian, Indian
MeaningIn Japanese; different meanings depending on the kanji used. In Persian; "eternal, "everlasting." In Hindi; "respect, assumption, consideration, or conception."
Other names
Alternative spellingMahna, Maana, Mañá, Maná, Manna, Manah
Related namesHana
Mina

The given name Mana is typically feminine in Japan and Iran.

People

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Men

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Women

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  • Mana Abdi, Somali-American politician
  • Mana Aghaee (born 1973), Iranian poet, translator, podcast producer, and scholar of Iranian Studies
  • Mana Ashida (born 2004), Japanese actress and singer
  • Mana Atsumi (born 1989), Japanese softball player
  • Mana Endo (born 1971), Japanese tennis player
  • Mana Furuta (born 1997), Japanese rugby union and sevens player
  • Mana Hirata (born 1985), Japanese actress and voice actress
  • Mana Horikawa (born 1994), Japanese handball player
  • Mana Iwabuchi (born 1993), Japanese football player
  • Mana Kawabe (born 2004), Japanese figure skater
  • Mana Kinjo (1996–2020), Japanese actress, model and tarento
  • Mana Mihashi (born 1994), Japanese footballer
  • Mana Mollayeva (born 1998), Azerbaijani footballer
  • Mana Nishiura (1971–2005), Japanese drummer for Shonen Knife and DMBQ
  • Mana Ogawa (born 1993), Japanese actress, voice actress and singer
  • Mana Ohyama (born 1992), Japanese handball player
  • Mana Sakura (born 1993), Japanese model
  • Mana Shim (born 1991), American soccer player
  • Mana Watanabe (born 1993), Japanese women's professional shogi player
  • Mana Yamamoto (born 1997), Japanese handball player
  • Mana Yoshinaga (born 1979), Japanese singer in Rin'
  • Mana-Zucca (1885–1981), American actress

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See also

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