Anella

Meaning of Anella

Anella (uh-NEL-uh) offers a sweet alternative to the well-loved Anna, drawing its melodic charm from the Latin anellus, “little ring,” and echoing the Hebrew meaning of “grace” that Anna inspires. She feels like a soft sunrise on a quiet morning—warm, welcoming, and brimming with promise, as if each syllable closes a gentle circle of love. Parents who choose Anella aren’t just nodding to classic roots; they’re weaving a fresh story where every mention sparkles with individuality. Playfully shy of the top ranks—hovering around No. 936 in the latest U.S. charts—Anella is a hidden gem ready to shine. She won’t elbow out the Emilys and Olivias at the playground, but she’ll certainly bring her own light to the merry gathering.

Pronunciation

English

  • Pronunced as uh-NEL-uh (/əˈnɛlə/)

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