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Hannah in Chinese

In Chinese, Hannah is written 汉娜 (Hàn nà), the standard spelling used in Chinese books, films and news. If you would like a name with meaning, try 涵悦 (Hán yuè): a Chinese-style name meaning quiet depth and joy.

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汉娜

Hàn nà

Hannah

3 ways to write Hannah

Choose by sound or by meaning.

There is no single official spelling of an English name in Chinese. Here is what each option says, character by character.

Standard spellingMost used
汉娜

Hàn nà

The standard Chinese spelling of Hannah.

汉
hàna common name sound (also the Han people)
娜
nàgraceful

Recognised as Hannah by any Chinese reader; chosen for sound rather than meaning.

Name with meaning
涵悦

Hán yuè

A Chinese-style name meaning quiet depth and joy.

涵
hándepth of character
悦
yuèjoy, delight

Echoes the “Han” in Hannah and reads like a real Chinese given name.

Single character
涵

Hán

A single character meaning depth of character.

涵
hándepth of character

Simple and strong for a small tattoo.

About the name

Where Hannah comes from.

Hannah comes from Hebrew and means “favour” or “grace”. In the Bible she is the mother of the prophet Samuel.

Famous Hannahs in Chinese

  • Hannah Arendtpolitical philosopher汉娜·阿伦特

Brush styles

汉娜 in seven styles.

From calm regular script to fast cursive. Open the generator to try any of them with Hannah.

About Hannah in Chinese

What does the name Hannah mean?

Hannah comes from Hebrew and means “favour” or “grace”. In the Bible she is the mother of the prophet Samuel.

How do you say Hannah in Chinese?

Hannah is written 汉娜 and pronounced Hàn nà. This is the standard spelling Chinese speakers use for the name. Recognised as Hannah by any Chinese reader; chosen for sound rather than meaning.

What does 涵悦 mean?

涵悦 (Hán yuè) is a Chinese-style name for Hannah: a Chinese-style name meaning quiet depth and joy. 涵 means “depth of character”, 悦 means “joy, delight”.

Which version of Hannah is best for a tattoo?

汉娜 is how Chinese speakers will read your name. 涵悦 is shorter and every character carries a meaning, which many people prefer for body art. Write it in a readable style such as Kaishu, and show it to a fluent reader before your appointment.