Anna-Lisa name meaning
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What does Anna-Lisa mean?
Anna-Lisa's meaning is Gracious, God, Hello or House is originated from Hebrew. Originated from Hebrew, Anna-Lisa means "Gracious, God, Hello or House". Anna-Lisa is compound of eternal and renowned Anna and eternal and renowned Lisa.
Lisa is variant form of illustrous and enduring Alice. Also Lisa is variant of Its Variants. Lisa is also variant form of durable and celebrated Louisa. Lisa is resultant of Elisabeth, which itself is diminutive of Elizabeth, which itself is German cognate of Elisabet;Its Variants.
Lisa is German cognate of Elisabet;Its Variants.
Names that rhyme with Anna-LisaHow popular is the name Anna-Lisa?
Anna-Lisa is an uncommon baby name in France, its highest ever rank is 1887 (1973) in its 15 years run on France naming chart. Anna-Lisa is a rare baby name in England and Wales, chances of it being still in use are very slim.
Also, Anna-Lisa is a familiar name in Germany, England and Canada. As per our estimate, over 3000 people has been named Anna-Lisa globally.
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Anna-Lisa in Nordic countries
| Countries | Women | |
|---|---|---|
| First Name | Secondary Name | |
 | 26 | 11 |
 | 0 | 951 |
 | 1710 | 1763 |
 | 20 | 25 |
 | 42 | 0 |
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Famous people named Anna-Lisa
- Anna-Lisa Björling, Swedish opera singer and actress
- Anna-Lisa Eriksson, Swedish cross country skier
- Anna-Lisa Flinchbaugh in Eternal: The New Young Adult Saga as Actress
- Anna-Lisa Baude acted in movie Wandering with the Moon
- Anna-Lisa Lindzén played the main character of Filippa Ottesen in 1917 comedy flick Alexander den Store.