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LANGUAGE FAMILY:

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ORIGIN:

hebrew 

NAME ROOT:

CHANNÂH > ḤANNāH

NATIVE NAME ROOT:

CHANNÂH (חַנָּה) ḤANNāH (חַנָּה) ÁNNA (Ἄννα)

MEANING:

The name derives from the Latin form of the Greek name "Ánna (Ἄννα)” from the Hebrew name “Channâh > Ḥannāh”, meaning “graciousness, he was gracious, showed favor”. Hannah, also occasionally transliterated as Channah or Ḥannāh is the wife of Elkanah mentioned in the Books of Samuel. According to the Hebrew Bible, she was the mother of Samuel. Saint Anne was traditionally the name of the mother of the Virgin Mary, which accounts for its wide use and popularity among Christians. The name has also been used for numerous saints and queens. The mid-seventh century King Anna of East Anglia was one such male Anna. Anna is in wide use in countries across the world as are its variants Anne, originally a French version of the name, though in use in English speaking countries for hundreds of years, and Ann, which was originally the English spelling.

KEYWORDS:

BIBLICAL / RELIGION (SAINTS)

• danish
• finnish
• swedish

VARIANTS

danish

ann, anne, hanna, annelene, Hannah, anna

finnish

ann, anne, annaleena, Hannah, Annea, Anea

swedish

ann, anne, hanna, aina, annalena, annalen, annelen, annelene, annlen, annlena, Anneleen, Hannah, anna, Annea, Anea

MASCULINE

danish

Annæus

swedish

Annæus

PET & SHORT FORM

danish

anke, anneke, hanne, annie, anja, annette, annetta, anouk, annika, anneka, antje, annita, anika, anniken, aneta, anica, anina, annikki, nannie, nanny, ninon, annick, hanni, hanny, anette, anita, anitta, anete, annica, annicka, annik, anett, Annett, Aniki, Anicha, Aniqa, Anneken, Annike, Anikka, Ani, Anie, Annina, Aniet, Anitha, Anitte, Annitha, Annitta, Annet, Anelia, Anethe, Anetta, Annete, Anneth, Annethe, Anine, Aneline, Anline, Annalina, Annelina, Anneline, Analine, Annaline, Annicha, Annine

finnish

anke, anneke, hanne, annie, anja, annette, annetta, anouk, annika, anneka, antje, annita, anika, aneta, anica, annuska, anina, anni, anniina, annikki, annukka, niina, nanny, anu, annick, hanni, hannukka, hannuli, anette, anita, anitta, anelle, anete, anniki, annica, annicka, anett, Annett, Anikka, Aneka, Anikki, Anneca, Annikka, Anike, Annele, Ani, Anie, Annel, Annina, Aniita, Aniitta, Anitha, Annet, Anelia, Anetta, Anjuska, Annalina, Annelina, Annaliina, Annaliine, Anneliina, Anniliina, Anuliina

swedish

anke, anneke, hanne, annie, anja, annette, annetta, anouk, annika, anneka, antje, annita, anika, anniken, aneta, anica, anina, annikki, annukka, nannie, nanny, ninon, annick, hanni, hanny, anette, anita, anitta, anete, anniki, anicka, annica, annicka, annik, anett, Annett, Annecka, Annicki, Annikke, Anicha, Aniqa, Anneken, Annike, Anikka, Aneka, Anikki, Anneca, Annicke, Annicken, Annikken, Annikka, Anike, Annele, Ande, Andine, Ani, Anie, Annel, Annina, Anelija, Anite, Anitha, Anithe, Anitte, Annite, Annitha, Annitta, Annet, Anelia, Anélia, Aneth, Anetha, Anethe, Anetta, Anetté, Anétte, Anetthe, Anneta, Annete, Anneth, Annethe, Annetté, Annétte, Annetth, Annetthe, Anine, Aninja, Aninna, Anjuska, Annalina, Annelina, Anneline, Analine, Annaline, Annelin, Anlin, Anlina, Annline, Annicha, Annine

LANGUAGES

ancient greek

Ánna

arabic

hanan

armenian

ani, anna

basque

ana

belarusian

hanna, anna

bulgarian

ana, anna

catalan

anaïs, aina, anaís, anna

croatian

ana

czech

anna

dutch

anita, anne, hanna, Hannah, anna

english

anita, ann, anne, ahna, anissa, keanna, annalynne, annalyn, annalynn, analyn, analynn, anlyn, annelyn, annilyn, anna-lyn, anna-lynn, Hannah, anna

english - african american

quanna

estonian

anne, hanna, anna

faroese

anna

french

anne

french - provenÇal

anaïs

georgian

ana

german

ann, anne, anissa, hanna, annelene, Hannah, anna

greek

anna

greenlandic

ann, Hannah, anna

hebrew

h'anna, channah, chanah

hungarian - magyar

anyu, anna

icelandic

ann, hanna, anna

indian - hindi

anna

irish

Áine, Hannah, anna

italian

anita, anna

latin

anna

latvian

anita

lithuanian

ona, anikke

macedonian

ana

norwegian

ann, anne, hanna, annalena, annelen, annelene, Hannah, anna, Annea, Anea

old danish

anna

old norse

anna

old swedish

anna

polish

anita, hanna, anna

portuguese

ana

romanian

ana

russian

Ánna, anna

sami - lapps

Ánná, Ánne

scottish

hanna, Hannah, anna

serbian

ana

slovak

anna

slovene

ana

spanish

ana, anaís, anahis

ukrainian

hanna, anna

welsh

hanna, Hannah, anna

yiddish

hena, henda, hene, henye

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