Meaning and history
Spanish form of Iohanna (see Joanna), used as the feminine form of Juan. It was borne by Juana the Mad, the 16th-century queen of Castile.
20062006: 222 births, rank #1,121
2007: 181 births, rank #1,340
2008: 191 births, rank #1,299
2009: 160 births, rank #1,450
2010: 144 births, rank #1,546
20112011: 118 births, rank #1,741
2012: 109 births, rank #1,846
2013: 91 births, rank #2,096
2014: 104 births, rank #1,922
2015: 106 births, rank #1,908
20162016: 119 births, rank #1,743
2017: 114 births, rank #1,815
2018: 122 births, rank #1,692
2019: 140 births, rank #1,540
2020: 143 births, rank #1,494
20212021: 162 births, rank #1,364
2022: 175 births, rank #1,343
2023: 196 births, rank #1,212
2024: 221 births, rank #1,105
20252025: 185 births, rank #1,222
Juana held steady at #997 for girls between 2002 and 2005. Its highest annual birth count came in 1994, with 265 births.