Meaning
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NOriginally a medieval pet form of Ann (and of Agnes), ultimately from Hebrew Hannah meaning 'grace, favor'. Independent since the 18th century and a defining mid-20th-century American name.
Originally a medieval pet form of Ann (and of Agnes), ultimately from Hebrew Hannah meaning 'grace, favor'. Independent since the 18th century and a defining mid-20th-century American name.
NOriginally a medieval pet form of Ann (and of Agnes), ultimately from Hebrew Hannah meaning 'grace, favor'. Independent since the 18th century and a defining mid-20th-century American name.
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