| Meaning | lily |
| Origin | Hebrew |
| Gender | Girl |
| Popularity | Moderate |
| Length | 8 |
| Syllables | 3 |
| Syllabification | Su-san-nah |
There exists a particular grace in traditional names that have weathered generations, and Susannah exemplifies this timeless beauty perfectly. This choice offers substantial elegance with a gentle, feminine finish that feels both classic and approachable. The name's biblical heritage provides depth without heaviness, tradition without stuffiness. Susannah's length gives it presence and dignity, suitable for formal occasions while naturally shortening to sweet nicknames for everyday use. Parents valuing heritage, substance, and enduring style recognize Susannah's exceptional qualities. The name suggests someone grounded, thoughtful, and gracefully confident—attributes worth nurturing.
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| Susannah York | English actress |
| Susannah Hoffs | American musician - The Bangles |
| Susannah Constantine | British fashion guru |
| Susannah McCorkle | American jazz singer |
| Susannah Melvoin | American singer-songwriter |
| Susannah Mushatt Jones | Oldest living person - 2015-2016 |
| Susannah Grant | American screenwriter and director |
| Susannah Wise | British actress |
| Susannah Yolande Fletcher | Birth name of British actress Sophie Okonedo |
| Susannah Fielding | English actress |
| Susannah Dean | The Dark Tower series by Stephen King |
| Susannah "Sookie" Stackhouse | The Southern Vampire Mysteries by Charlaine Harris |
| Susannah Simons | Character in the book series "The Babysitter's Club" |
| Susannah "Suze" Simon | The Mediator series by Meg Cabot |
| Susannah "Oh Susannah" Nelson | Character in the book series "Oh Susannah" by Carole P. Roman |