First Names That Include "Ann" in It

What about adding an "a" to Juliann making it Julianna? That is my nieces name and I think it is so pretty!

My name is Annalisa:) Sometimes people think I say Monalisa...haha

A friend named her daughter JuliANdra which I thought was unique...I also like Andy for a girl. Good luck, it was so difficult for me to name my son!

I have an "Annabel" and a colleague has the unusual name "Annalie" which is very pretty.

"Jilliann" is more unusual but you cant control how people might pronounce it and it may be shortened to "J.".

Have fun!

One of the funniest characters in SITCOM history
was SUE ANN LANGDON.
I'm sure she's before your time.
Back in ancient times, there was a program
in which Mary Tyler Moore worked for a TV news department.
Sue Ann Langdon was the cooking show lady,
played by Betty White.

Lillian is beautiful!

~I like Jilliann...but I am biased, I have a Gillian!

GraceAnn has always sounded sweet to me!

Joann or Joanna? Jan? Annabell?

It's quite a bit shorter than names you are picturing, but what about A.?

Although, I'm a bit biased. :)

Rayann
Suzann
Carolann
Sallyann
Coriann

AnnMarie
Annie (have an Aunt Annie and cousin Annie too that I adore); plus the musical and play Annie is a wonderful story line
Annika
Marianne
Lilliann or LillyAnn
Leiann; LeeAnn; LeighAnn
KariAnn, KeriAnn, CariAnn (could spell a lot of ways); Kerianne; Carianne
Annabelle
Hannah
Janna
Savannah
Vannah (or like Vanna White on "Wheel of Fortune"); not sure of spelling

*All the best...that was fun!*

My grandmother's first name was Ann & my sister's middle name is Ann also. We named our daughter Hailey Ann because I liked how it flowed. It's not a single name, but rather her first & middle & it normally only gets used when she's in trouble (ha!) but I still love it.

Don't know if this has been mentioned but my niece is named Annaleah

pronounced: An a lee ah

Wyanne (why-ann)

My MIL's name is Diane...but I really like Diana (reminds me of an oldies song)

Always liked Maryanne...

Pollyanna...Pollyanne...

Annmarie
Annamaria
Annamarie
Julieanna

I know this is kind of late but I had a pretty and smart friend in college and her name was Ann-Renee. There's also Ann-Marie which is french.

Annabelle
Annalisa
Angelica
Leanna
Alisanne (a French name)
Ariane
Mariane

Maryann
Susanne
Lianna (LeeAnna)
Brianne
Annabelle
Anastasia
Analyse (Anna Lee, like Elyse)
Emma Ann

Theann, Marianne

I just thought of another, my niece is Lillian

my oldest sd's name is kristianna

i like annabelle, and maryanne,

my aunt's name is Margaret Anne

I've always loved the name Lillianna, but never ended up using it.

Annalise, Bethanny, Suzanne

Updated

Annalise, Bethanny, Suzanne

Good luck!

Annabelle, Annalisa, JoAnne...

I vote for J. but I might be biased as that is my name !! : )

Jillian/Gillian usually doesnt have a double n. I'm not a fan of naming a child with a oddly spelled name; it sets the child up for always having their name misspelled.

I like the name Brianna myself. I think the the nickname Breezy.

Good luck on the 'name game'!

Roeann
Roseann
Louann
Kerryann
Sherann

Leeanne. Lee Ann. Leigh Ann. Leigh Anne. Leeann.

I know someone with the name Loriann

AnnaLeigh, Leanne, Guilianna........all I can think of right now.

Mine is with an a, Joanna

My little girl's middle name is Leighanne, its also my sister's middle name, oh and my niece too. I like how it has a simple sound, but a really neat spelling.

I have a little girl in my class with the name Nanne. I think it is so cute and unique.

My name's J., and I'm pretty fond of it. :) I always get compliments on it.

My daughter is named Marianne, which we love. She was born in France, and we wanted her to have a pretty French name that would not be mangled in English. I have also seen Arianne, which is very pretty. Then you have Suzanne, Elianne, Lianne, and so on. They all are prettier written with the e on the end in my opinion.

I like the "a" afterward as in Tanna, Deanna, Savannah, Hannah, Lanna, Brianna or Janna. And then there is that song, "Roxanne." Fun idea!

My Mom's name is Anne.

My name is Dianne. : ) It's not used much any more.
My sister's middle name is Suzanne.

I like Jilliann a lot!

I really like the idea for Cheyenne, maybe you could use it if you wanted spelled Shyanne or Shianne, I know it would get mispelled all the time, but hey it's pretty. I also like Annabel, Annette, Anaelly, Bethanne, Jordanna, Rianna, that's all I can think of at that moment!

I have a friend named Annalon and I think it is a beautiful and unusual name. I also like Cheyanne spelled with "anne" instead of "enne".

KerryAnn
Liana
Angela

shiann, kellyann, terann, jaidann, sheridann,

BethAnn
Cariann(e) (Carrie Ann)
JoyAnn

Andrea
Arianna
Annabella
Marianna
Bethany
Tianna

My daughter is Anna. Simple yet perfect.

Marianne ("MaryAnn").

I also like Cheyenne (doesn't have "ann" but is pronounced "Shy Ann").

I love your idea my name is L., pronounced "lease ann" like you have a lease on a car then Ann... All one word.... just a thought.

Didn't read the other posts so I don't know if this was suggested or not but what about Mary Ann.

CarrieAnne
ChrisAnne
Arianne
BethanyAnn
ZoeAnne

http://babynamesworld.parentsconnect.com/

that site is pretty neat as it gives advice on all sorts of things including if you were bullied over your name as a kid!!!

my mom's name is Julie Ann. There is Edith Ann the character. I do love the name Jilliann though.

Arianna was always a favorite of mine.

brianna, carol ann, (carolyn) annie, gianna, hannah, janna, jeanne, louanne, rianna (rye-anna), suzanne,