| Meaning | oak tree |
| Origin | Hebrew, Slavic |
| Gender | Girl |
| Popularity | Moderate |
| Length | 5 |
| Syllables | 3 |
| Syllabification | A-lo-na |
About Alona
Grace and strength intertwine in this luminous name that feels both grounded and ethereal. The opening vowel creates an immediate warmth, while the complete sound suggests someone capable and self-assured. There's a gentle nobility to the name that never feels pretentious or overdone. It occupies a sweet spot of being recognizable without being common, familiar without being overused. The three-syllable structure provides a pleasing rhythm that flows naturally in conversation. Parents often choose this name for its combination of softness and substance, appreciating how it conveys both kindness and capability. It translates well internationally and doesn't carry strong cultural associations that might feel limiting. The name sounds equally appropriate in formal and casual settings, adapting seamlessly to different contexts throughout life.
Nicknames for Alona
| Al |
| Lona |
| Allie |
| Ona |
Famous People Named Alona
| Alona Bondarenko | Ukrainian tennis player |
| Alona Tal | Israeli actress and singer |
| Alona Frankel | Israeli-American author and illustrator |
| Alona Kimhi | Israeli author |
| Alona Pushkarevskaya | Russian actress |
| Alona Sotnikova | Ukrainian figure skater |
| Alona Yakovleva | Russian film and theater actress |
| Alona Tarko | Ukrainian archer |
| Alona Fomina | Belarusian basketball player |
| Alona Barkat | Israeli businesswoman and owner of Hapoel Be'er Sheva FC |
Characters Named Alona
| Alona Dare | character in the "Good Girls Don't" book series by Cathryn Fox |
| Alona Forsythe | character in the "Die for Me" series by Amy Plum |
| Alona Devereaux | character in the "Ghost and the Goth" series by Stacey Kade |
| Alona Bensley | character in the webcomic "Paranatural" by Zack Morrison |
| Alona Miller | character in the novel "The Perfect Match" by Katie Fforde |
| Alona Winogradova | character in the book "The Rules of Supervillainy" by C.T. Phipps |