Hossana ( as a Baby Name. Meaning and Origin of Hossana (

What is the meaning of the name Hossana ( ?

The baby name Hossana ( is a Female name , 3 syllables long and is pronounced /hoʊˈsænə/ (hoh-SAN-uh); Spanish: /oˈsana/ (o-SAH-na).

Hossana ( is Hebrew in Origin.

Hossana is a modern spelling variant of Hosanna, a liturgical word from Biblical Hebrew hôshi‘a-nnā’ meaning “save, we pray,” transmitted through Aramaic and Greek (ōsanna) into Latin and European languages. In Jewish worship it appears in the Sukkot hoshanot; in Christian tradition it is the Palm Sunday acclamation, where the sense shifts from urgent plea to jubilant praise and blessing.

As a given name, Hosanna/Hossana surfaces in post-Reformation English records - especially among Nonconformists - and later spreads through revivalist and global Christian communities, including East Africa, the Caribbean, and Latin America; in Ethiopia/Eritrea, Hossana is also a familiar toponym. Usage today is typically feminine but remains unisex. Variants include Hosanna (standard), Hosana, Hosannah, Osanna (Italian/Latin liturgical), and Ozana (South Slavic). Possible short forms are Sanna or Anna. The name conveys themes of deliverance, heartfelt petition, and exalted praise.

⚙ Hossana ( is absent from every birth registry and name dataset we follow. It's the kind of name that tends to be rare, regional, or newly made up. However you look at it, very few people share it.