Susan
SusanSoo-zan · /ˈsuːzən/
FeminineHebrew (via Persian and Greek)EuropeanPopular
generated — pending cultural review
Meaning
Lily or lotus flower.
Legacy
The name appears in the Old Testament Apocrypha with Susanna, a woman falsely accused but saved by Daniel.
Known for
Susan was a top 10 name in the US for several decades in the mid-20th century, widely used across English-speaking countries.
lily
The images that carry it
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The cherry blossom represents a delicate flower, aligning with the name's meaning of 'lily' or 'lotus'.
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Water droplets evoke purity and clarity, which are often associated with the symbolism of a lily flower.
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The open book alludes to the biblical story of Susanna, found in the Apocrypha, highlighting a narrative of wisdom and justice.
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A green leaf symbolizes growth and natural beauty, reflecting the botanical origin of the name's meaning.
What it asks of you
Moral
Speak truth to power, even in adversity.
Character
Embodies serene grace and steadfast integrity.
Mindset
Approaches life with quiet dignity and resilience.
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Alternate spellingsSuman
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