Diann

Diann is an English given name functioning as a streamlined spelling variant of Diane, which itself derives from the Latin Diana. The Latin name is connected to an Indo-European root meaning divine or heavenly, and was borne by the ancient Roman goddess of the hunt and the moon, counterpart to the Greek Artemis. The name gained widespread popularity in the twentieth century across English-speaking countries. Related forms include Diana, Diane, Dianna, and Deanna.