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What does Anica mean?
Anica as a girls' name is a Hebrew name, and the meaning of the name Anica is "favored grace". Anica is an alternate spelling of Ana (Hebrew): Spanish respelling of Anne.
ASSOCIATED WITH grace
Variations
RELATIONS VIA ANA, ANNE Aine, Anci, Anechka, Anet, Anett, Anh, Ania, Anissa▼, Anita▼, Anitra▼, Anka, Anke, Anki, Ann▼, Anna▼, Anni, Annice, Annick, Annie▼, Annimae, Annina, Annis, Annise, Annora, Annus, Anny, Anona, Anouk, Antje, Anuska, Anya, Anyu, Asya, Nanice, Nina▼, Nita▼, Oni, Onie▼
CREATIVE FORMS(female) Adica, ..
(male) Anco, ..
MIDDLE NAME PAIRINGS
Anica Kya (A.K.), ..
How popular is Anica?
Anica is a rare first name for females but a somewhat popular surname for all people (#124109 out of 150436, Top 82%). (2000 U.S. DEMOGRAPHICS)
Which version is better?
Prominent varying forms of Anica (NOT RANKED) are Anna (#54 A YEAR AGO), Ana (#215), Annie (#308), Nina (#319), Anne (#599), Anya (#677), Anika (#712), Ann (#983), Anita (#1323), Anissa (#1825), Nita, Asya, Aine, Anona, Annis, Annice, Anitra, Ania and Onie. Adoption of these relations of Anica was widespread a century ago (USAGE OF 4.75%) and is now much diminished (USAGE 0.57%, DOWN 88%), with forms like Anita going out of style. Anna is more widely used than the rest, although Anika seems to be gaining popularity too. (TOP 2000 NAMES, 2018)
Similar Names
Anica is pronounced similarly to Anaca, Anaka, Anecky, Anicka, Anikee, Annaka, Anneka, Annica, Annika, Aunika and Uniqua. Other suggested similar-sounding names are Abila, Acima, Adia, Adina, Aerica, Afia, Afiwa, Aila▲, Aina, Akiva, Alia▲, Alica, Alicah, Alice▼, Alicea, Alika, Alima, Alita, Aliza▲, Amica, Amicah, Amice, Amika, Amira▲, Amisa, Ancina, Anda, Angla, Anice, Aniceta, Anima, Anina, Anis, Anisa▼, Anisah, Anise, Anisha, Aniya, Anja, Annda, Annida, Annisa, Anora, Antia, Arica, Arika, Arina, Arnina, Arnita, Asia▼, Atifa, Avia, Avila, Aviva, Ayisa, Azia, Aziza, Danica▼, Enrica, Erica▼, Janica, Meica, Vica and Vinica. These names tend to be more commonly used than Anica.
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