Pia-Hannele
Latin and Hebrew · Girl · 4 syllables
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About the name Pia-Hannele
Pia-Hannele is a Scandinavian compound name combining Pia (Latin "pius" meaning devout or pious) and Hannele (Hebrew origin, a diminutive of Johanna meaning "God is gracious").
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Etymology
Pia-Hannele is a Scandinavian compound name combining Pia (Latin "pius" meaning devout or pious) and Hannele (Hebrew origin, a diminutive of Johanna meaning "God is gracious"). The name is primarily used in Finland and other Nordic countries, particularly within Christian cultures where biblical names have strong traditional roots.
Pia-Hannele currently ranks #7,180 in the United States as a girl's name.
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