Anglo Saxon: Name of a King

Greek: A Variant of Hannah. in Virgil's 'Aeneid', Anna Was Sister of Dido, Queen of Carthage. According to an Apocryphal Gospel, Anna Was Also the Mother of the Virgin Mary

Anna Cristina  (Swedish)
Graceful Christian

Anna Perenna  (Latin)
Daughter of Dido

Annabel  (Scottish)
Beautiful Grace

Annabella  (Scottish)
Beautiful Grace

Annabelle  (French)
Grace and Beauty

Annabeth  (English)
Variant of Anne, Meaning Favor; Grace

Annabla  (Irish)
Irish Form of Annabel: Lovable

Annada  (Hindu)
Parvathi

Annaduff  (Irish)
From the Black Marsh

Annag  (Gaelic)
Gracious; Full of Grace; Gaelic Form of Anna. (An-nah)

Annalee  (English)
Variant of Anne, Meaning Favor; Grace

Annali  (Swedish)
Graceful Meadow

Annalice  (English)
Uncertain Meaning (Combination of Anna and Alice ?)

Annalie  (Swedish)
Graceful Meadow

Annaliese  (Hebrew)
Grace or Devoted to God

Annalina  (Swedish)
Graceful Light

Annalisa  (Hebrew)
Grace or Devoted to God

Annalise  (Latin)
Graced With God's Bounty

Annalissa  (Latin)
Graced With God's Bounty

Annamaria  (German)
Bitter Grace

Annamarie  (Hebrew)
Grace or Bitter

Annan  (Celtic)
From the Stream

Annapurna  (Indian)
Goddess of Bread

Annar  (Scandinavian)
Born Second

Annas  (Biblical)
One Who Answers; Humble

Annas  (Biblical)
One Who Answers; Humble

Annastasia  (Greek)
Resurrection

Annawan  (Native American)
Variant of Annawon: Algonquin Name Meaning Chief

Annawon  (Native American)
Algonquin Name Meaning Chief