Dianna

Dianna is an English variant of Diana, the Latin name of the ancient Roman goddess of the moon, the hunt, and wild animals. The goddess's name is thought to derive from an earlier Latin root related to divus, meaning divine or heavenly, connecting it to the Proto-Indo-European root for sky and day. Diana herself was widely venerated throughout the Roman world and was associated with the Greek goddess Artemis. Related forms include Diane, Dianne, and Dyana.