Manni
[ˈmæn.i]Meaning
Finnish given name, from medieval forms of Hermanni, Immanuel or Maunu
Background Story
Manni is a Finnish given name, originally from a medieval spoken form of Hermanni, Immanuel or Maunu, and from Swedish noms de guerre containing man or Germanic given names containing the same element. User-submitted entries also record it as a given name in Estonian and Spanish, in both cases feminine, and in Old Norse as a masculine name.
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