Around the globe, Mariana (Mariana 
, Marianne , Марьяна 
, and others...) is a prevalent female first name. The forename Mariana is characteristic of Romania, where it is a common primarily female, but scarcely boy's name, Argentina, where it is a common female name, and Uruguay (explore the name in all countries). Not in comparison with a country's population, this name is the most popular in Latin America and the Caribbean, particularly Brazil, Argentina, and Mexico. Very seldom, Mariana is the last name as well as the forename.
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| Marianne, Mariana | Germany, Mexico, United States, Argentina, Brazil |
| Марьяна | Kazakhstan, Russia, Belarus, Moldova, Ukraine |
| Маряна, Мариана | Kazakhstan, Russia, Belarus, Bulgaria, Ukraine |
| ماريانا | Iran, Sudan, Egypt, Jordan, Iraq |
| מריאנה | Israel |
| マリアナ | Japan |
Ann, Maria, Mariamné, Marian, Marianna, Marianá, Mariaña, Marius, Mariána, Marjaana, Mary, Mary Ann, Marìana, María Ana, Maríana, Marîana, Marïana, Marĭana, Marıana, Marǐana, Màriànà, Máriana, Máriáná, Máríáná, Mâriânâ, Mârîânâ, Mârïânâ, Μαριάνα, Μαριάννα, Мар'Яна, Марианна, Маријана, Марйана, Марыяна, Марьиана, Маріамна, Маріана, Маріанна, מריאן, ماريان, ماریانا, มาเรียนา, マリアン, マリアンヌ, and 马里亚纳
Mariana is also a prevalent name for the fictitious and mythical characters: Mariana Pineda , the operatic character in the opera Mariana Pineda; Mariana , the operatic character in the opera Das Liebesverbot by Richard Wagner; Marianne Dashwood , the fictional character in Jane Austen's 1811 novel Sense and Sensibility; Marianne , the fictional character from the video game The Medium and Marianne Klein , the fictional character from Margarethe von Trotta's Marianne and Juliane, and in many other works.
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mariana de jesús Spanish religious (1565-1624), ES (b. 1565) |
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mariana de san josé ES (b. 1568) |
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| mariana de san simeón (b. 1569) |
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| mariana de sousa guerra, condessa de vimieiro PT (b. 1570) |
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| mariana de la encarnación MX (b. 1571) |
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soror mariana alcoforado Portuguese nun and writer, PT (b. 1640) |
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mariana of austria Illegitimate daughter of cardinal-infante Ferdinand of Austria. Professed nun in the monastery of las Descalzas Reales in Madrid, BE (b. 1641) |
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| mariana de rebolledo y ponce de león ES (b. 1594) |
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| mariana de luna (b. 1600) |
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| mariana vaca (b. 1608) |
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| mariana de carvajal y saavedra Spanish writer, ES (b. 1620) |
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| mariana arsueta beydacar 1621-04-29, ES (b. 1621) |
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| mariana de santa clara (b. 1612) |
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| mariana hickman Peerage person ID=62318 (b. 1623) |
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