Anna in Portuguese
Anna in Portuguese is Ana, aná — Anna means a female given name, a Latinate form related to Ann and Hannah.
Anna in Portuguese
Ana
A prophetess in the New Testament.
aná
(historical) A former Indian coin.
What does "Anna" mean?
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name A female given name, a Latinate form related to Ann and Hannah.
"Anna studied violin from the age of six."
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noun A small historical coin once used in British India, worth one-sixteenth of a rupee.
"The old ledger recorded prices in rupees and annas."
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Anna in a sentence
- Anna studied violin from the age of six.
- The old ledger recorded prices in rupees and annas.
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What is "Anna" in Portuguese?
"Anna" in Portuguese is Ana, aná. Anna means: A female given name, a Latinate form related to Ann and Hannah.
How do you use "Anna" in a sentence?
Example: "Anna studied violin from the age of six." In Portuguese, "Anna" is Ana, aná.
Are there other ways to say "Anna" in Portuguese?
Yes — Portuguese has 2 translations listed for "Anna": Ana, aná.
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