The Brilliant Book of Baby Names: What’s best, what’s hot and what’s not. Linda Rosenkrantz

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СКАЧАТЬ Portuguese Ana, Anicuta Dutch Anke, Anki, Anneke, Annika, Anouk, Antje German Anna, Anitte, Annchen, Anneli, Annelie, Anni, Antje, Hanna, Hanne, Nettchen Scandinavian Annika Danish Anne, Hanne Swedish Anna, Anneka, Annika, Annike Norwegian Anette, Anne Finnish Annalie, Anneli, Anni, Anniina, Annikki, Annukka, Anu Polish Ania, Anieli, Anka, Hania, Hanka Eastern European Ayn, Ayna

       Anazizi, Anel, Anell, Anissa, Anitra, Anna, Annabel, Annabella, Annabelle, Annaelle, Annalee, Annelore, Anney, Annick, Annimae, Annis, Annise, Annora, Anona, Hanni, Hannie, Hanny, Nan, Nance, Nancee, Nancey, Nancie, Nanete, Nanette, Nanice, Nanine, Nanni, Nannie, Nanny, Nanon, Neti, Nettia, Nettie, Netty, Ninette, Ninon, Ninor, Nona, Nonie.

      ANNA. German, Italian, Czech, and Swedish, ‘grace’. This is the dominant form of the name, in the Top 25 in recent years. It offers a touch of the exotic and more style than the oversimplified Ann. Ahnna, Ana, Anah, Anica, Anita, Annah, Annina, Annora, Anona, Anyu, Aska. International: Áine (Irish Gaelic), Ana (Spanish, Portuguese), Ane (Danish), Ania, Anya (Russian).

      

ANNABELLE. Combination of ANNA and BELLE. Charming name on the rise along with other-belle names, especially in this form. Amabel, Anabel, Anabela, Anabele, Anabell, Anabella, Annabal, Annabel, Annabelinda, Annabell, Annabella. International: Anabelle (French).

      ANNALIE. Finnish variation of HANNAH. Melodious and unusual form. Analeah, Analee, Analeigh, Anali, Analie, Annalea, Annaleah, Annalee, Annaleigh, Annaleigha, Annali, Anneli, Annelie.

      ANNALISE. Combination of ANNA and LISE. Lovely, but still on the mountain with Heidi. Analeisa, Analiesa, Analiese, Analisa, Analise, Anelisa, Anelise, Annaleisa, Annalie, Annaliesa, Annaliese, Annalise, Annalissa, Annalisse, Annelie, Annelisa, Annelise, Annelisse, Annelyse, Annissa. International: Anneliese (German), Anneli, Anneliese (Scandinavian).

      ANNAMARIA. Combination of ANNA and MARIA. Mama Mia! Pretty, if predominantly used by Italian Catholics. Anna-Maria, Annamarie, Anna-Marie, Annemarie, Annmaria, Annmarie, Anne-Marie.

      ANNETTE. French, diminutive of ANN. Among the first wave of Frenchified names, but now considered quite passé. Anet, Aneta, Anetra, Anett, Anetta, Anette, Anneth, Annett, Annetta.

      Ann’s International Variations

Hungarian	Anci, Aniko, Anna, Annus, Annushka, Annuska, Anyu, Nina, Nusi
Romanian	Anicuta
Czech	Andula, Andulka, Anezka, Anicka, Anna, Anca, Anicka, Anuska
Lithuanian	Anikke, Annze, Onele
Russian	Anechka, Anja, Anna, Annik, Annika, Anninka, Annuska, Anushka, Anya, Asenka, Asya, Nyura, Vania, Vanya
Ukranian	Aneta, Nyura
Latvian	Ance, Ansenka, Anya, Anyuta, Asenka, Aska, Asya, Hanna
Greek	Anna, Nani, Noula
Armenian	Anie, Anna
Hebrew	Ana, Ayn, Chana, Channa, Channah, Enye, Hana, Hanna, Ona
Hawaiian	Ana, Ane

      ANNIE. English, diminutive of ANN. Short form perennially fashionable for its casual charm. Anni, Anny.

      ANNIKA. Russian variation of ANN. Surprise hit of recent years, inspired by golfer Sorenson. Aneka, Anekah, Anneka, Anneke, Annica, Annick, Annicka, Annike, Anniki, Annikka, Annikki, Anninka, Anouk.

      ANNORA. Latin, ‘honour’. Noble name but still best in its most essential form: Honor. Anora, Anorah, Honour, Honora, Onora, Nora, Norah.

      ANNUNCIATA. Latin, ‘annunciation’. Religious name, referring to the announcement to the Virgin Mary that she was with child. Anunciada, Annunziata, Annunziate, Anunciacíon, Anunciata, Anunziata.

      ANONA. Latin, ‘of the harvest’. Name of the Roman goddess of harvest, appropriate for an Autumn baby. Annona, Anonna, Nona.

      ANOUK. Dutch and French variation of ANNA. Made famous by French actress Anouk Aimée, this singular name is newly popular in the Netherlands.

      ANOUSHKA. Russian, diminutive of ANN. Old-fashioned СКАЧАТЬ