Tihanna is an enchanting and unique given name of African origin, derived from the Yoruba culture. It translates to "Mother's joy" or "Rejoice," reflecting the profound emotions tied to motherhood in this vibrant and rich heritage. This moniker is associated with strength, warmth, and a deep sense of love and happiness. While it may not be as commonly heard in Western cultures, Tihanna carries a distinctive charm that sets it apart from more conventional names. It has a captivating rhythm when spoken aloud, with its soft "i" sounds and the gentle ending "a," creating a melodic and memorable name for any little girl fortunate enough to bear it.
"The name Tihanna experienced varying popularity from 2006 to 2013, with a peak of 14 births in 2009 and the lowest being 5 births in 2013. Overall, there were 67 babies named Tihanna during this period."