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Susan 
Hebrew, "Lily"
Clean and simple, Susan was one of the most popular names for girls born in the 1950s and '60s, but its ho-hum, generic quality has caused it to fade like a prom dress that's been in the back of the closet too long. For more contemporary oomph, try Susannah or Suzi.
Variations
Suisann,
Sukee,
Sawsan,
Sukey,
Suezanne,
Suisan,
Suesanne,
Suesonne,
Sueva,
Suezann,
Soosanna,
Suesan,
Soosan,
Suesann,
Siouxsie,
Sonel,
Zanna,
Sioux,
Suanny,
Suzy,
Suzie,
Suzee,
Susanetta,
Suze,
Susanna,
Susanka,
Sue,
Susannagh,
Susette,
Susen,
Suson,
Siusan,
Suzan,
Suzane,
Suzanna,
Suzannah,
Suzetta,
Suzon,
Suzzanne,
Suzette,
Susannah,
Sunel,
Zuzanna,
Sosan,
Shu Shu,
Suke,
Sukie,
Sosanna,
Sosana,
Susee,
Susi,
Susie,
Susy
Nicknames
Suzy,
Suzu,
Suzie,
Suzee,
Suze,
Sukie,
Susee,
Sue,
Susi,
Susie,
Susy
Related Lists
Top American girls' names of the 1940s,
Top American girls' names of the 1950s,
Top American girls' names of the 1960s,
Top American girls' names of the 1970s
Popularity rankings from the Social Security Administration
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