Anila

Meaning of Anila

Anila emerges like a playful monsoon breeze sweeping across the Indian plains, her Sanskrit roots literally meaning “wind” or “air,” carrying the promise of freedom and fresh starts wherever she drifts. Beloved in Hindi-speaking homes and echoing through Albanian traditions, this name conjures images of swirling saris and wildflower fields bowing to an invisible friend. With each utterance—AH-NEE-lah—she seems to giggle in the ear, a vivacious sprite who, much like a toddler refusing to sit still, eagerly charts new adventures and lifts spirits high. In a world where names often feel heavy, Anila is the featherlight breath that teases out laughter, brushes away gloom, and whispers of life’s endless possibilities. Even across oceans, she’s breezed onto the U.S. baby charts—No. 928 in 2024—a cheerful reminder that sometimes all you need is a fresh gust to make hearts soar.

Pronunciation

Albanian,Indian (Hindi)

  • Pronunced as AH-nee-lah (/a.ni.la/)

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Notable People Named Anila

Anila Quayyum Agha -
Anila Naz Chowdhury -
Anila Baig -
Anila Sreekumar -
Isha Chatterjee
Curated byIsha Chatterjee

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