Suzanna
Suzanna is a feminine given name, a variant spelling of Susanna or Susannah.
The name derives from Hebrew meaning "lily." Like its variants, Suzanna was common in earlier generations but has declined in popularity.
The spelling with a z gives it a slightly more modern or distinctive appearance than the traditional forms.
Hebrew prophet's name
- eldersSenior community members
- apocryphaWorks of doubtful authenticity
- innocenceFreedom from wrongdoing
- virtueMoral goodness or merit
bathing · garden · judgment · vindication · purity · chastity · righteousness · trial
Pertaining to women
- biblicalOf sacred texts
- HebrewSemitic language of Israel
- classicOf lasting excellence
- traditionalFollowing long-held customs
vintage · elegant · timeless · namesake · baptismal · christening · nameday · moniker
Fretted drum-stringed instrument
- folkRegular common people
- AmericanaHeritage artifacts or music
- campfireOutdoor fire for gathering
- singalongCommunal vocal session
Alabama · minstrel · chorus · melody · ballad · frontier · gold rush · lyrics
Brave female protagonist
- characterNature, symbol, or role
- protagonistStory's central figure
- novelNew and unusual
- narrativeAccount of events
romance · drama · period piece · Victorian · Austen · classic literature · belle · ingenue
Daniel
Hebrew prophet's name
- eldersSenior community members
- apocryphaWorks of doubtful authenticity
- innocenceFreedom from wrongdoing
virtue · bathing · garden · judgment · vindication · purity · chastity · righteousness · trial · wisdom
feminine
Pertaining to women
traditional · vintage · elegant · timeless · namesake · baptismal · christening · nameday · moniker · given name
banjo
Fretted drum-stringed instrument
singalong · Alabama · minstrel · chorus · melody · ballad · frontier · gold rush · lyrics · refrain
heroine
Brave female protagonist
- characterNature, symbol, or role
- protagonistStory's central figure
- novelNew and unusual
narrative · romance · drama · period piece · Victorian · Austen · classic literature · belle · ingenue · damsel