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I really like Penninah. I love its meaning too.

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Penninah Beryl
Penninah Clover
Peninnah Daphne
Penninah Eve
Penninah Florence
Penninah Glory
Penninah Holly
Penninah Irene
Penninah Juliet
Penninah Lucy
Penninah Molly
Penninah Rachel
Penninah Sarai

Peninnah. Well, no. But I do have a middle name.
What do you think of Jewel. Peninna Jewel. Hows that? Its sounds awsome. Or even Peninna Lois.

It reminds me of Apennines, like the mountain range. I've never seen it before, though I think it's nice.

It reminds me of pasta. However, I like it.

Sounds like Panini. I don't like it.

I'm actually quite fond of Peninnah.

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Peninnah Adelaide
Peninnah Adeline
Peninnah Albertine
Peninnah Alice
Peninnah Amabel
Peninnah Amandine
Peninnah Amélie
Peninnah Audrey
Peninnah Aurélie
Peninnah Beatrice
Peninnah Beatrix
Peninnah Berthilde
Peninnah Bertille
Peninnah Beryl
Peninnah Blanchefleur
Peninnah Blythe
Peninnah Caroline
Peninnah Cecily
Peninnah Celestine
Peninnah Charlotte
Peninnah Clare
Peninnah Clarimonde
Peninnah Clementine
Peninnah Clothilde
Peninnah Corisande
Peninnah Daisy
Peninnah Delphine
Peninnah Doris
Peninnah Dorothy

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I prefer it spelled Penina/Pnina but I think it's too "ethnic/unusual" for general adoption and given its spelling (unless the unvocalised Pnina is used, which seems certainly too unusual) has teasing potential.
It seems to work best with other Hebrew names - Shani is an unusual one, the modern Hebrew answer to "Scarlett".