Ahanay is used as a family name or surname in Ireland, Scotland. It is 6 characters long in length.
Family name is a variant form of the Anne. The name is local. The pedigree begins with Sir William de Anne, Constable of the castle of Tickhill, county of York, temp. Edward II.
A variant of Ann. See Anne - Anna is a Scandinavian male personal name of high antiquity, and hence, perhaps, Anne, Anson, Anns, Annett, Anning.
Ahanay is a variant form of Hana. A Cock.
The Ahanay is a variant form of the Hanney. One who came from hanney, i.e., island frequented by wild cocks, in Berkshire; grandson of Eanna meaning "bird".
Ahanay is the variation of the Hanna. Descendant of Senach meaning "old, wise," or of Annan meaning "grace"; one who came from Hannah, i.e., Hanna's island, a parish in Lincolnshire.
Surname Ahanay is variant of Anne. Anna is a Scandinavian male personal name of high antiquity, and hence, perhaps, Anne, Anson, Anns, Annett, Anning.
A variant form of Hannay. Anciently Ahannay or Hannay, of Sorbie, in Wigtonshire. A Gilbert's de Anneth or Hannethe is found in Ragman Roll, A.D. 1296. Nisbet's Heraldry.