Mostly girls · Italian color name

Sienna

“orange red”

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The story behind the name

Meet Sienna.

The city of Siena is said to have been founded by Senius and Aschius, two sons of Remus. The name of the city may derive from Senius, although other possibilities include Roman or Etruscan family names, a Gaulish tribe name, or a Latin root meaning "old".

The English color word "sienna" ultimately comes from the name of the iron-rich clay in the Italian city, brownish yellow when raw and reddish brown when burnt, making this a vibrant color name as well as a romantic place name.

Sienna is also given to boys.

A little perspective

How popular is Sienna?

United States · 2025
Girls · 2025#942,659 recorded births

Recorded US births over time

201420252,6590
● Girls● Boys
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YearCategoryUS rankBirths
2025Girls942,659
2024Girls1392,118
2023Girls1401,993
2022Girls1362,109
2021Girls1501,881
2020Girls1661,722
2019Girls1811,625
2018Girls1861,594
2017Girls2221,405
2016Girls2351,374
2015Girls2301,442
2014Girls2601,265

Rankings are calculated separately for boys and girls. Records below the publication threshold may be missing; gaps are not zero births.

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Nicknames

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Variations & related forms

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