Susan

Susan is a female first name.

He is an English form of Susanne, which comes from the Hebrew ( " schoschanah ") and " the lily " or " the red lily " means.

Other forms are Susann, Suzanne, Susanna, Susen, Suzie and Suzette.

The name has been used since the 1920s. While he was one of the most popular names from the mid- 1950s, he is awarded only rarely since the 1990s.

Name winners

• Susan B. Anthony (1820-1906), American suffragist ( " Napoleon of the women's movement " )
• Susan Blackmore ( born 1951 ), British writer and broadcaster
• Susan Cooper ( born 1935 ), English writer
• Susan Evance (* 1780 ), English poet
• Susan Hampshire ( b. 1937 ), British actress
• Susan Hayward (1918-1975), American film actress
• Susan Hiller ( b. 1942 ), American artist
• Susan E. Hinton ( born 1950 ), American writer
• Susan Hoecke (* 1981), German actress and model
• Susan Howard ( born 1944 ), American actress
• Susan Neiman ( b. 1955 ), American philosopher
• Susan Orlean, American journalist and author
• Susan Peters (1921-1952), American actress
• Susan Elizabeth Phillips, American writer
• Susan Raye ( born 1944 ), American country singer
• Susan Rigvava - Dumas ( b. 1966 ), Dutch musical actress
• Susan Sarandon ( b. 1946 ), American actress
• Susan Schubert ( born 1959 ), German singer
• Susan Seidelman ( born 1952 ), American film director
• Susan Sideropoulos (* 1980), German actress
• Susan Sontag (1933-2004), American writer, essayist and journalist
• Susan Stahnke (born 1967 ), German actress and television presenter
• Susan Stuart Frackleton (1848-1932), American painter and ceramic artist