-iana

1. -an, -ana.

-iana

suffix forming nouns

1. a variant of -ana

Word History and Origins

Origin of -iana¹

< Latin, neuter plural of -iānus -ian

Example Sentences

But, as IndieWire's Ryan Lattanzio noted, Keoghan is "superb in just a few key scenes", while GQ's Iana Murray said it "might just be his greatest performance yet".

From BBC

Maybe any reaction is the right one when it comes to something so gleefully provocative: In a post online, the writer Iana Murray called the film “shallow” and “painfully unsubtle” but added, “i had a hell of a time though why lie.”

From New York Times

“Last year, we were working to differentiate between different TB mutations,” Iana Terleeva, who heads tuberculosis programs for Ukraine’s Ministry of Health, said in a statement.

From Seattle Times

Prima ballerina Iana Salenko, who tries to get the dancers auditions at ballet companies abroad or in other fields such as the opera, has danced in Berlin since 2005 but was born in Kyiv and can relate to her colleagues' struggles.

From Reuters

State Ballet’s principal dancer Iana Salenko, who is from Ukraine herself but came to Germany in 2005, has also been helping the new arrivals.

From Seattle Times