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Compound name, blending Ana and Luisa
"grace + renowned warrior"
Spanish, Portuguese and Romanian combination of Ana and Maria
"grace + drop of the sea, bitter, or beloved"
Spanish and Portuguese combination of Ana and Marie
English, combination of Ana and Mary
Hindi
"bliss"
Ghanaian, Akan
"fourth born"
Brazilian elaboration of Ana
"grace"
Greek
"force, constraint"
Armenian word name
"mint"
Sanskrit
"unique"
Greek variation of Anastasia
"resurrection"
Latvian, Lithuanian, Macedonian, Serbian, variation of Anastasia, Greek
Slovene and Croatian variation of Anastasia, Greek
Hebrew
"answer"
Greek form of Anat, Semitic mythology
"water spring"
"from the east"
English, invented name
Variation of Anaya, Arabic, Sanskrit, Basque, Hebrew
"care, concern; the end; Yahweh has answered"
Variation of Ana, Nayeli, and Yelitza, Spanish, Zapotec, Nahuatl
"grace + I love you; grace + being, essence"
Diminutive of Anna and Ana, Romanian, Hebrew
Celtic
"swift"
Thai
"greeting"
Word name
"heavy object used to moor a ship; provide with a solid foundation"
English from Welsh
Diminutive of Anca or Anna, Romanian, Hebrew
"victory"
Serbian and Croatian, from Latin
"angel, messenger"
Feminine form of Andrew, Greek, Germanic, Czech
"strong and manly; noble, tender, zeal; angel"
Scandinavian form of Andrew
"manly, masculine"
Variation of Anderson, English, Danish, Scandinavian
"son of Anders"
English from Scandinavian
Diminutive of Andrea or Anderson, Greek or English from Scandinavian
"strong and manly, son of Anders"
Diminutive of Andrea, Greek
"strong and manly"
Combination of Andi and Sue
"strong, manly and lily"
Montenegrin, Serbian and Croatian, from Latin
European place-name
Variation of Andrea
