Panny as a Baby Name. Meaning and Origin of Panny

What is the meaning of the name Panny ?

The baby name Panny is a Unisex name , 2 syllables long and is pronounced /ˈpæni/ (PAN-ee).

Panny is English, Greek, Hungarian in Origin.

Panny is a rare, playful given name most at home in English, where it likely arose as a variant of Penny. As such, it can trace its roots either to Penelope (Greek, “weaver”) or to the Anglicized form of Greek Panagiota/Panayiota, ultimately from Panagia, “all-holy.” In Central Europe it also surfaces as an English-spelled cousin of Hungarian Panni, the affectionate diminutive of Anna (from Hebrew Hannah, “grace, favor”). These parallel pathways give Panny a cluster of meanings: weaver, all-holy, and grace.

Documented occasionally in British and American records as a nickname-turned-given-name, Panny remains uncommon today but familiar-sounding. Variant forms include Pannie and Panni; related names are Penny and Panni (Hu.). Its breezy, two-syllable rhythm and friendly -y ending make it an appealing, offbeat alternative to Penny or Fanny, with cross-cultural resonance in Greek and Hungarian families.