Johana

Johana is a feminine given name derived from the Hebrew name Yochanan, meaning God is gracious, transmitted into European languages through the Latin Iohannes and its feminine form Ioanna. It functions as the standard Czech and Latin American Spanish form of the name borne by several figures in Christian tradition, including John the Baptist and the apostle John, whose prominence made the name widely adopted across cultures. The name belongs to a vast family of cognates that includes Johanna, Joanna, Joan, Juana, Jana, and Giovanna.