I’ve recently come across [name]Ena[/name] as a more vintage girls name and I was wondering how other people saw it.
[name]Ena[/name] is pronounced Ee-na and means ‘renewer’ in Hebrew and is an anglicised form of [name]Eithne[/name].
Thank you.
I’ve always liked [name]Ena[/name]. I think it’s sweet, feminine and has a certain vintage charm. It has a royal connection (one of [name]Queen[/name] [name]Victoria[/name]'s granddaughters who became the [name]Queen[/name] of Spain was named [name]Victoria[/name] [name]Eugenie[/name] [name]Julia[/name] [name]Ena[/name]). Although a more unusual choice, it certainly fits in with the trend of two -syllable girls names ending in “a” ([name]Ava[/name], [name]Emma[/name], [name]Mia[/name], [name]Ella[/name] etc…).
I really like [name]Ena[/name]!
Siblings would also have mini names though, [name]Bo[/name] and [name]Caia[/name] perhaps.
I would place [name]Una[/name] as more vintage than [name]Ena[/name]. [name]Ena[/name] seems more like a modern import.
I know an [name]Ena[/name], actually, she pronounces it [name]Enna[/name] though. And I know a 3 year old [name]Era[/name] who wears her name with style 