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Joanna es la forma femenina latinizada del hebreo Yohanan, que significa "Dios es misericordioso." Aparece en el Nuevo Testamento y fue llevado por la realeza europea, incluyendo a Juana de Castilla. El nombre experimentó un resurgimiento a finales del siglo XX y sigue siendo una elección elegante y atemporal en muchas culturas.
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- Joanna of Castile — Queen of Castile (1504–1555), known as "Joanna the Mad," mother of Holy Roman Emperor Charles V and one of the most powerful women of the Renaissance era.
- Joanna Lumley — British actress, activist and author best known for her role as Patsy Stone in the BBC sitcom Absolutely Fabulous and for her advocacy work for Gurkha veterans.
- Joanna Newsom — American singer-songwriter and harpist renowned for her intricate, literary compositions and distinctive vocal style.
- Joanna the Apostle — New Testament figure, wife of Chuza, who was among the women present at the empty tomb of Jesus and is venerated as a saint in several Christian traditions.