Danja name meaning

Gender: Girl

Origin: Slavic, Slavonic and Hebrew

Usage: German, Slavic, Swedish, Danish and Finnish

Pronunciation: pronunciation of Danja

Meaning: Dane and Give

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What does Danja mean?

Danja's meaning is Dane or Give has origin in Hebrew, Slavonic and Slavic used for baby girls is used prevalently in Finnish, Swedish, Danish, Slavic and German.. Danja is form of Danya in Albanian language. Also Danja is form of Danila in Russian and Nordic languages.

Variants of Danja

Dania, Daniela, Danya, Danila, Daniel, Dannya, Daniyel, Danilah

Names that rhyme with Danja

How popular is the name Danja?

Danja is a rare baby name in United States there is very thin chances of it still being given since it isn't seen since 1969. Also, Danja is a familiar name in Nigeria and Germany. At least, 1000 people around the globe have been given the name as per our evaluation.

Year	Rank	Births
1969	7469	5

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Danja in Nordic countries

Countries	Men		Women
Countries	First Name	Secondary Name	First Name	Secondary Name
	5	5	141	23
	5	5	28	3
	5	0	7	0

Here's what numbers has to say about Danja

You are not like other people. You can't get used to a boring life and monotony. You are a hard candy when it comes to romantic relationships. You believe life's to have fun. Having the letter A as your capstone reveals your true personality. Be the living proof to those who ignored you, they need to realize you were right this whole time. You are a good listener and friend. Lower your expectations and give the person you truly like a chance to prove.

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