Meaning and history
Hana has several origins. It is a form of Hannah meaning "grace" in Czech, Slovak and other languages; in Japanese it is commonly written 花, meaning "flower," while Korean meanings depend on the hanja used. Notable bearers include Czech tennis player Hana Mandlíková and Japanese actress Hana Sugisaki.
20062006: 391 births, rank #720
2007: 369 births, rank #781
2008: 343 births, rank #828
2009: 335 births, rank #834
2010: 316 births, rank #848
20112011: 315 births, rank #837
2012: 316 births, rank #844
2013: 354 births, rank #770
2014: 329 births, rank #840
2015: 326 births, rank #856
20162016: 336 births, rank #845
2017: 352 births, rank #779
2018: 390 births, rank #728
2019: 333 births, rank #820
2020: 360 births, rank #755
20212021: 346 births, rank #806
2022: 404 births, rank #725
2023: 387 births, rank #728
2024: 396 births, rank #709
20252025: 436 births, rank #657
Hana rose from #709 to #658 for girls between 2024 and 2025. That year also produced its highest recorded birth count, at 436.