Yonah is a gender-neutral name of Hebrew origin, meaning "Dove." In Hebrew, Yonah is the English transliteration for Jonah (יונה) and carries the beautiful symbolism of a dove. The name is associated with peace, gentleness, and purity. Yonah may also refer to various entities, such as a microprocessor in Intel's Pentium M line, a steam locomotive in the American Civil War, a mountain in northern Georgia, and more. Additionally, it is linked to notable figures like Yonah Gerondi, a Catalan rabbi, and Yonah Martin, a Korean-Canadian senator. The name has a serene and timeless quality, reflecting a sense of grace and tranquility. Yonah is often associated with positive connotations and carries a serene and timeless quality, reflecting a sense of grace and tranquility.