Meaning and history
Mariana is the Roman feminine form of Marianus; after classical times it was sometimes understood as a blend of Maria and Ana, while Portuguese also uses it as a form of Mariamne.
20062006: 1,992 births, rank #176
2007: 1,975 births, rank #177
2008: 1,682 births, rank #198
2009: 1,482 births, rank #219
2010: 1,254 births, rank #261
20112011: 1,062 births, rank #298
2012: 1,027 births, rank #315
2013: 953 births, rank #339
2014: 1,012 births, rank #332
2015: 1,091 births, rank #296
20162016: 1,118 births, rank #292
2017: 1,090 births, rank #300
2018: 1,157 births, rank #286
2019: 1,249 births, rank #266
2020: 1,140 births, rank #272
20212021: 1,229 births, rank #250
2022: 1,257 births, rank #243
2023: 1,252 births, rank #245
2024: 1,301 births, rank #242
20252025: 1,192 births, rank #260
Mariana moved from #243 to #261 for girls between 2024 and 2025. Its highest annual birth count came in 2005, with 2,062 births.