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Anna
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What Anna means
- Hebrew, Biblical, Italian, Greek and Polish grace, favor; form of Hannah Hebrew Bible, New Testament and Christian saint: prophetess Anna in Luke; Saint Anne, mother of Mary; form of Hannah
How popular it is
In the top 100 in 15 countries.
Its use is steady over the last ten years.
- no. 1 in Ukraine (2022)
- no. 2 in Austria (2020)
- no. 2 in Czechia (2019)
- no. 3 in Hungary (2021)
- no. 6 in Latvia (2021)
- no. 7 in Gibraltar (2022)
- no. 10 in Denmark (2019)
- no. 11 in Norway (2020)
In the United States it was most popular around 1890.
Other forms
Ana, Anne, Hannah, Annie, Anya, Ona, Hanna
Names with a similar meaning
Mila Grace Hannah Ana Hanna Gianna Annie Johanna Myla Amara Jeanne Anais
Anna in stories
- Anna Karenina: Anna Karenina, the society wife whose affair ends in tragedy
- Frozen: Anna, Elsa's brave, optimistic younger sister
- Frozen: Anna, Elsa's fearless younger sister
- Downton Abbey: Anna Bates, the lady's maid