Usage, description and more for Anastasia
Gender: Female
Origin: 
Greece
Also available in
Bulgarian,
German,
Greek,
Spanish,
Norwegian Bokmål,
Ukrainian,
Anastasia is used in
Bulgaria 
Austria 
Switzerland 
Germany Greece 
Australia 
Canada 
United States 
Chile 
Spain 
Norway 
Romania 
Ukraine
Countries where Anastasia has name day
Anastasia has a name day in
Bulgaria and Anastasia's next name day is August 29.
Anastasia has a name day in
Austria and Anastasia's next name day is April 15.
Anastasia has a name day in
Germany and Anastasia's next name day is August 10.
Anastasia has a name day in
Greece and Anastasia's next name day is December 20.
Anastasia has a name day in
Spain and Anastasia's next name day is April 15.
Anastasia has a name day in
Romania and Anastasia's next name day is October 29.
Anastasia
Anastasia is a beautiful and timeless name of Greek origin. It is derived from the Greek word "anastasis," meaning resurrection or rebirth. This name has a rich history and is often associated with the Christian feast day of Saint Anastasia, who was a martyr in the 4th century. The name Anastasia conveys a sense of hope, renewal, and strength. It has been a popular name in various cultures and is celebrated for its elegance and grace.
In addition to its Greek roots, Anastasia has also been embraced in Russian and Eastern European cultures, where it is pronounced as "Anna-stah-SEE-ah." In Russian, it is derived from the word "anastasis" and is often associated with the concept of resurrection and eternal life. The name Anastasia has been featured in literature, film, and history, adding to its allure and charm.
Anastasia is a name that exudes strength, beauty, and resilience. It carries a sense of mystique and sophistication, making it a popular choice for parents seeking a name with historical significance and timeless appeal. Whether you are drawn to its Greek origins or its Russian variations, Anastasia is a name that resonates with beauty and grace.