What is the origin of the name Suzanne?

Suzanne is a name of Hebrew origin.

How popular is the name Suzanne?

In 2023, 70 babies were named Suzanne in the United States. The name is currently stable in popularity.

Yes, Suzanne is traditionally used as a girl's name.

Girl's name

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Births Last Year: 70 →

All-Time Total: 218,792

Peak Year: 1962

Suzanne is of French origin and is derived from the Hebrew name Shoshana, meaning "lily" or "rose."

Suzanne Collins - Author of "The Hunger Games" series.
Suzanne Somers - Actress and author, known for "Three's Company."
Suzanne Vega - Singer-songwriter, known for "Luka" and "Tom's Diner."
Suzanne Pleshette - Actress, known for "The Birds" and "The Bob Newhart Show."
Suzanne Ciani - Electronic music pioneer and composer.
Suzanne Lenglen - French tennis player, multiple Grand Slam champion.
Suzanne Farrell - Ballerina, principal dancer with New York City Ballet.
Suzanne Malveaux - CNN journalist and news anchor.
Suzanne Shaw - English singer and actress, won "Dancing on Ice."
Suzanne Rogers - Actress, known for playing Maggie Horton on "Days of Our Lives."

Girl names closely related to Suzanne

Susan Marlena Cailin Devin Hailie Katharine Jennah Antoinette

Boy names closely related to Suzanne

Kurt Reilly Eugene Zayd Melvin Neal Archibald Ryan

Names with similar meaning to Suzanne

Shoshana Sue Susan Susana Susanna Susanne Susie Suzan

Births per year in the United States

Source: Social Security Administration

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