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- Susan
- It is of Hebrew origin, the short form of Susannah. Its meaning is "lily". Susan is the English form of this name, Suzanne is French, and Susana is Spanish.
- Suzanne
- Susan is of Hebrew origin from shoshan meaning "lily".
- Susanna
- Scandinavian short form of Susanna, which is from the Hebrew name Shoshannah from the Hebrew shoshan, meaning "lily". It is also thought to be connected to the Middle Egyption s?n , meaning "lotus flower". Sanna can also be derived from the Swedish sann, meaning "true".
- Susanne
- Susan is of Hebrew origin from shoshan meaning "lily".
- Suzan
- Susan is of Hebrew origin from shoshan meaning "lily".
- Suzanna
- Susan is of Hebrew origin from shoshan meaning "lily".
- Susannah
- From the Hebrew, meaning "graceful lily".
- Susana
- Susan is of Hebrew origin from shoshan meaning "lily".
- Suzann
- Susan is of Hebrew origin from shoshan meaning "lily".
- Susann
- Coptic: Lotus flower. Greek: Lotus flower. Hebrew: Flower. Persian: Lily flower.
- Suzzane
- Suzana
- Susan is of Hebrew origin from shoshan meaning "lily".
- Suzzanne
- Suzannah
- She looks like a rose or a lily.
- Sasan
- Founder of the sasani dynasty, Name of the founder of Sasani dynasty.
- Zuzanna
- Latvian form of Suzanna, meaning lily.
- Suzonne
- A lady who is like a rose.
- Susano
- This name derives from the Middle Egyptian “SŠN” and then after from the Persian root “Sousan, Susan.” However, the Hebrew root for the name of the lily (from Lilium family) derives from “Šōšannā > Shôshan > Shôshannâh,” which means “lotus, lily, to be joyful, bright, or cheerful.” It was first reported on an 11th Dynasty sarcophagus dating from approximately 2000 B.C. The Persian name for lily is “Soussan.” The name of Susa, an ancient city of Persia, may be derived from the lilies which abounded in the plain in which it was situated. It is the name of at least two women in the Bible.
- Sezen
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- Sawsan
- This name derives from the Middle Egyptian “SŠN” and then after from the Persian root “Sousan, Susan.” However, the Hebrew root for the name of the lily (from Lilium family) derives from “Šōšannā > Shôshan > Shôshannâh,” which means “lotus, lily, to be joyful, bright, or cheerful.” It was first reported on an 11th Dynasty sarcophagus dating from approximately 2000 B.C. The Persian name for lily is “Soussan.” The name of Susa, an ancient city of Persia, may be derived from the lilies which abounded in the plain in which it was situated. It is the name of at least two women in the Bible.