With the death of distinguished actress Diane Keaton (RIP), I decided to talk about the name: 📛Diane
Diane is actually the French form of 📛Diana. Diane is of Latin origin and means 'divine.' Nameberry delves into the name, "Diane has been overshadowed by the a-ending version of her name. Diane has a definite mid-century feel; it was a Top 20 name from 1946 to 1959." Diane surprisingly fell off being in the Top 1000 baby names in 2004. Last year Diane was given as a girl's name to an average of only about 60 baby girls. This is really shocking the number is that low. 🤯
📍North Dakota is the state where the most Dianes live according to My Name Stats. I went to school (in NYC) with a Diane and Diana to my foggy 🧠 memory... both were nice girls I do remember. 📑I just remembered in college I had an internship and one of my boss' name was Diane — she was really wonderful.
Variants of Diane include: 📛Diann 📛Dianne 📛Dyan 📛Diahann
I like the different versions of Diane and how edgy they look but the spelling gets a bit confusing. 🤔 The original is best. 👌🏾 Simply put 📛Diane is a classic name. Even though it has 📈fallen dramatically on the baby name charts in popularity, Diane still has potential to rise 📉 at a future point in time — and hopefully it will.
⭐FAMOUS & 📝NOTEWORTHY 📛DIANES:
📛Diane Lane 🎥 (actress)
📛Diane Kruger 🎥 (actress)
📛Diane Sawyer 📺 (broadcaster)
📛Diane von Furstenberg 🧵 (fashion designer)
📛Diane Ladd 🎥 (actress)
📌STATS ON THE NAME 📛Diane:
https://www.mynamestats.com/First-Names/D/DI/DIANE/index.html
☔📛IRN RATING OF 📛Diane: 👍 OR 💓 💓 💓 💓 💓 💓 💓/ 10
