Meaning and history
Jenna is a variant of Jenny, and its use became popular in the 1980s because of the character Jenna Wade on the television series Dallas.
20062006: 3,941 births, rank #88
2007: 3,304 births, rank #103
2008: 3,241 births, rank #108
2009: 2,635 births, rank #121
2010: 2,225 births, rank #141
20112011: 1,841 births, rank #170
2012: 1,526 births, rank #204
2013: 1,417 births, rank #227
2014: 1,239 births, rank #264
2015: 1,089 births, rank #298
20162016: 892 births, rank #365
2017: 811 births, rank #386
2018: 736 births, rank #429
2019: 709 births, rank #442
2020: 546 births, rank #548
20212021: 515 births, rank #586
2022: 463 births, rank #636
2023: 472 births, rank #630
2024: 418 births, rank #682
20252025: 418 births, rank #679
Jenna rose from #682 to #679 for girls between 2024 and 2025. Its highest annual birth count came in 1985, with 6,436 births.