An essay about my name

My name is Ivana Jusková, but this essay is about the meaning of my first name which is Ivana. It
may also be spelled as Ivanna in some countries like Ukraine.
The name means: Gift from God, gift from heavens, very small, precious, to show favor or to be
gracious. In Croatia, the name Ivana was the most common feminine given name between 1970 and
1999, however the name has origins in Serbia. It is popular in a few countries such as southern
Ireland, French, French-speaking Canada, the Mediterranean and Latin America.
Ivana is a female version of the male name Ivan with Slavic origins. Variants like Iva or Ivanka are
diminutives derived from my name. The adverbs that should describe me from my name are
cooperative, sensitive, adaptive, passive, diplomatic, peaceful, warm. The colours of the name Ivana
are green with creamy and ruling planet is supposed to be Moon.
Only 2 051 800 people have the name Ivana which is 0.029% of our population. The name is
medium-length, compared to the other names. In Slovakia, the Name Day of Ivana is on the 28th of
Decembre, a few days after Christmas Day. The name first appeared in 1943 and given to five new-
borns at that time. 1 out of every 8 723 baby girls born in 2021 are named Ivana.
There is a church called Ivana Church, also known as The San Jose de Ivana Church, is a Roman
Catholic Church located in Ivana, Batanes, Philippines. Some people with the same name have
become famous because of singing, dancing, doing sports or even being a politician like Ivana Bacik
(born 1968) who is a Czech-Irish politician.
My name is a rare name. Yet still there are some facts you can find on the internet, which are useful
for an essay like this.