Ánná name meaning

Gender: Girl

Origin: Hebrew, Old Greek and Arabic

Usage: Sami and Finnish

Meaning: Name of a King, Food, Listener, Obedient, Lofty, Supreme, Beautiful, Sami, His Name is God, Eminent and Exalted

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What does Ánná mean?

Ánná is equivalent of Anna in Sami language.

Ánná is an extremely rare name around the globe.

Countries	Men		Women
Countries	First Name	Secondary Name	First Name	Secondary Name
	30	12765	136266	132460

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