Wynona

Meaning firstborn daughter
Origin American, Native American
Gender Girl
Popularity Moderate
Length 6
Syllables 3
Syllabification Wy-no-na

About Wynona

The name Wynona carries a rich heritage and a beautiful meaning that makes it an appealing choice for parents seeking a unique and meaningful name for their baby girl. With Native American origins, Wynona is derived from the Dakota Sioux word "Winona," which translates to "firstborn daughter" or "eldest daughter." This name not only holds a deep significance but also exudes a sense of strength and importance.

In a world where names often reflect cultural diversity and individuality, Wynona stands out as a name that is both rooted in tradition and distinctive in its sound. Its variations like Winona, Wenona, and Wynonna offer parents the flexibility to choose the one that resonates most with them. The name's gentle yet resilient qualities make it suitable for girls from all walks of life.

Whether you're drawn to its Native American origins, its meaningful interpretation, or simply the melodic way it rolls off the tongue, Wynona is a name that encapsulates both history and modernity, making it a wonderful choice for welcoming a new baby girl into the world.

Variations of Name Wynona

Winona
Wynonna
Winonna
Willow
Whitney
Winter
Wendy

Nicknames for Wynona

Wyn
Nona
Winnie
Wyno
Nonnie
Wynona

Famous People Named Wynona

Winona RyderAmerican actress
Winona LaDukeNative American activist and environmentalist
Winona OakSwedish singer-songwriter
Winona BeamerHawaiian folk musician and cultural preservationist

Characters Named Wynona

Wynona EarpProtagonist of a supernatural Western comic book series and TV show
Wynona WhiteCharacter from the animated series "Harvey Girls Forever!"
Wynona NelsonCharacter from the novel "Flipped" by Wendelin Van Draanen
Wynona KirkMother of James T. Kirk in the "Star Trek" universe