Adriana

Feminine form of Adrian, derived from the Latin cognomen Hadrianus, meaning from the town of Hadria near the Adriatic Sea. It entered American registries late in the nineteenth century but found its main footing during the late twentieth century as a cross-cultural favorite.

The name reads as polished, mobile, and comfortable in more than one language. It belongs distinctly to the turn of the twenty-first century without feeling dated to a specific television pilot. The average bearer is currently twenty-seven. She is generally assumed to have an up-to-date passport.