Hanna (surname)
Hanna or Hannah is a surname arising from multiple surnames, including Irish and Scottish surname ultimately of Irish origin from O'Hannaidh meaning that one is a descendant of the lowland Clan Hannay, and alternatively an Arabic surname (حنّا, particularly among Arab Christians in Lebanon, Egypt and Syria) deriving from the Arabic name of the apostle John.
| Pronunciation | HAN-a |
|---|---|
| Language(s) | Irish Gaelic and Scottish Gaelic |
| Origin | |
| Word/name | Hebrew |
| Region of origin | Scotland Ireland |
Hanna
- Billy Hanna (c. 1929–1975), Northern Irish loyalist and Ulster Volunteer Force leader
- Charles Hanna (1889–1942), American politician
- Ciara Hanna (born 1991), American actress and model
- David Blyth Hanna (1858–1938), Canadian railway executive
- Edward Joseph Hanna (1860–1944), American bishop
- Gabbie Hanna (born 1991), American Internet personality
- Jack Hanna (born 1947), American animal expert
- James Hanna (died 1787), British maritime fur trader
- James Hanna (born 1989) American football player
- Jenn Hanna (born 1980), Canadian curler
- Jim Hanna (c. 1947–1974), Northern Irish loyalist and Ulster Volunteer Force leader
- John A. Hanna (1762–1805), United States Representative from Pennsylvania
- John G. Hanna (1889–1948), American sailboat designer
- John Hanna (Indiana) (1827–1882), United States Representative from Indiana
- Jumana Hanna (born c. 1962), member of former prominent Iraqi family
- Kate Hanna (born 1996), Australian field hockey player
- Kathleen Hanna (born 1968), American musician, activist and writer
- Lisa Hanna (born 1975), Jamaican politician and beauty queen, winner of the Miss World title in 1993
- Lucy Hanna, American photographer
- Marjorie Hanna, Canadian ballplayer, All-American Girls Professional Baseball League
- Mark Hanna (1837–1904), American industrialist and US Senator
- Mark Hanna (screenwriter) (1917–2003), American screenwriter and actor
- Mil Hanna (born 1966), Lebanese-born Australian rules footballer
- Ray Hanna (1928–2005), New Zealand-born RAF officer, later a civilian pilot and 'warbird' collector
- Richard L. Hanna (1951-2020), United States Representative from New York
- Roland Hanna, (1932–2002), American jazz pianist
- Stanley S. Hanna (1920–2012), American physicist
- Stephen Hanna, New York City Ballet principal dancer
- Archbishop Theodosios (Hanna) of Sebastia (born 1965), Palestinian bishop
- Victoria Hanna, Israeli singer-songwriter
- Vincent Hanna (1939–1997), Northern Irish television journalist
- William Hanna (1910–2001), American animator and co-founder of Hanna-Barbera
- William T. "Bill" Hanna (1930-2016), American politician
Hannah
- Alan Hannah (born 1971), Scottish curler and coach
- Barry Hannah (1942–2010), American author
- Bob Hannah (baseball), American college baseball coach
- Daryl Hannah (born 1960), American actress
- David Hannah (born 1973), Scottish (association) football player
- Jack Hannah (1913–1994), American director of animated shorts
- John A. Hannah (1902–1991), president of Michigan State University
- John D. Hannah, American author and professor
- John P. Hannah (born 1962), senior aide on national security to Dick Cheney
- John Hannah (actor) (born 1962), Scottish actor
- John Hannah (American football) (born 1951), American former left guard for the New England Patriots
- John Hannah (VC) (1921–1947), Scottish recipient of the Victoria Cross
- Lucy Hannah (1875–1993), American supercentenarian
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