Shanna

American  

[shah-nuh] / ˈʃɑ nə /

noun

1. a female given name.

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Example Sentences

The club is poised to open in late fall with more than 450 members, including Jacksonville Jaguars quarterback Trevor Lawrence and Shanna Khan, a property developer and part owner of the team.

From The Wall Street Journal

Shanna Shaked, the girl’s mother, said this was the second time the Santa Monica family had been out restoring habitat, though it was the first time for her daughter.

From Los Angeles Times

Shanna Gray, also a working county court reporter and the association’s vice president, noted that state lawmakers have already rejected proposed legislation that would have made similar changes.

From Los Angeles Times

“Closing the facility at Dublin does not do anything to change the underlying culture that contributed to rampant sexual abuse in prison,” said Shanna Rifkin, deputy general counsel of the prisoner advocacy organization FAMM.

From Los Angeles Times

On this day, Shanna Yazzie, DigDeep’s regional project manager, has come with a gift — a step ladder to allow the smaller children to use the sink.

From Los Angeles Times