Lucianna is derived from the Latin word 'lux', meaning light, and 'anna', a feminine form of 'annus', which signifies grace or favor. This name combines elements of brightness and elegance, reflecting its Latin origins. Lucianna was popularized during the Roman Empire, often given to girls born into influential families who wished to convey their hope for a luminous future filled with grace. In some instances, it is also seen as a variant form of 'Luciana', which shares similar root meanings but places emphasis on the Latin word 'lucere', meaning to shine or be bright.
"Despite its initial slow start with only five births each in 1969 and 1973, the name Lucianna gained significant traction over time, peaking with 101 births in 2017, a figure not reached again until 2023. Since the late 1990s, the name has consistently appeared more than fifty times annually, with notable spikes in popularity from 2006 onwards."