Adrianna

Adrianna comes from the Latin name Hadrianus, meaning 'from Hadria', a town in northern Italy. This gives the name a classic, elegant feel that carries a sense of history and place. There’s something inherently graceful and noble about Adrianna, evoking images of timeless beauty and sophistication.

In terms of popularity, Adrianna has enjoyed a consistent presence in the naming charts. It has been in the Top 1000 for an impressive 48 years, first making this list in 1977. The name reached its peak at #155 in 1997 but has gradually declined, with its latest rank being #768 in 2024. Interestingly, Adrianna experienced a dramatic leap of 1925 spots between 1938 and 1939, though it has not entered the top 100.

Adrianna is perfect for parents seeking a name that's both classic and enduring without being overly common. It carries an air of elegance and grace, suitable for someone who possesses a noble spirit. Whether you associate it with its historical roots or its stately sound, Adrianna remains a choice that feels both sophisticated and timeless.