Anina
Meaning of Anina
Anina (pronounced ah-NEE-nah in German and uh-NEE-nuh in English) is a melodic twist on the timeless Anna, carrying a heritage that reaches back to the Hebrew word for “grace.” With its German roots, Anina feels both down-to-earth and gently elegant—like a soft breeze rustling through a summer meadow. She brings to mind qualities of warmth, kindness and quiet confidence, making her perfectly suited for a little dreamer with big ideas (or even a future champion cloud-watcher). Though delightfully uncommon in the United States—hovering around the top 1,000 names in recent years—Anina’s rarity only adds to her charm, inviting parents to bestow something truly distinctive. It’s a name that whispers of heritage and hope, ready to inspire each little girl to carry her own unique light into the world.
Pronunciation
German
- Pronunced as ah-NEE-nah (/aˈniːna/)
English
- Pronunced as uh-NEE-nuh (/əˈniːnə/)
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