"Form of Christiana"
The name Christyana is commonly a female name from the "English" origin.
Christyana corresponds to Christiana with y in place of the i, a substitution common in modern American spellings. Christiana is the Latin feminine of Christianus and is recorded as an English given name by the seventeenth century, most visibly as the name Bunyan gives Christian's wife in the second part of The Pilgrim's Progress in 1684. The earliest United States birth record held for Christyana is 1992.
Christiana means "Follower of Christ".
The pronunciation of Christyana is kris-tee-AH-nuh.
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