Jewish Baby Names
Anya
עֲנְיׇה
- Gender: Female
- Origin: Biblical English
- Meaning: He has favored me
- Anya is the Russian form of Anna, which ultimately traces back to Channah, the Hebrew name meaning “grace” or “he has favored me.” In the Bible, Hannah was a woman who longed for a child and poured her heart out in prayer. She later gave birth to Samuel, one of the great prophets. Some also connect Anya to a Hebrew phrase meaning “God has answered.” However you slice it, Anya has a gentle strength and a sense of quiet gratitude.
- Alternate Spellings: Anyah
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Potential Sibling Name:
Ita,Masha,Alexander,Lev
- Theme: God
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