Sannah is a unique and charming name of Hebrew origin, meaning 'lily' or 'fleur'. It's a unisex name but often used more frequently for girls. The name Sannah is not as widely popular as some other names, which makes it stand out and distinctive. In literature, there's a notable character named Sannah by Italian author Italo Calvino in his novel 'Invisible Cities', contributing to its literary allure.
It seems that while the name Sannah was somewhat popular in 1987 with five births recorded that year, its popularity did not carry over to subsequent years, as there were no additional births recorded between 1988 and 2005. However, it resurged in popularity again in 2006, with another five births occurring that year. In total, there have been ten children named Sannah born over the span of these two years.