Rianna is a feminine name with English origins, likely derived from the name Rhianna, which stems from the Celtic name Rhiannon. Meaning of this name is 'great queen' and has been a popular choice for parents over the years. The use of Rianna has evolved, reflecting cultural influences and personal preferences. It has been a variant of Rianne, a fusion of Ria and Anne, adding layers of meaning such as 'beloved' and 'grace.' Rianna is also associated with Riane, the feminine form of Ryan, signifying 'little king.' The name's popularity has fluctuated, peaking in 2002 when it was given to 271 in every million babies. Despite its variations, Rianna remains a timeless and elegant choice for parents.
