Analisa

Analisa is a feminine given name used in several cultures. It is often regarded as a variant of the Italian name Annalisa or as a blended form created from Anna and Lisa. Variants found in use include Analise, Analiese, Analisa, and Annalisa, reflecting different language traditions and spelling conventions.

Etymology and origin are typically described as a combination of component names rather than a single-language root. Anna is commonly linked to the Hebrew Hannah, meaning grace or favor, while Lisa is a shortened form of Elisabeth, associated with meanings related to God or oath. As a result, Analisa is frequently treated as a name carrying connotations of grace and blessing, though its precise origin can vary by family and culture. The form can also be viewed as a contraction or modernization of Annalisa or Anneliese in some contexts.

Usage and pronunciation vary by region. Analisa has appeared in English-speaking countries and in parts of Europe and Latin America, among other areas, as families seek a traditional yet contemporary-sounding name. Pronunciation differs by language and community, with common English renditions including approximate stress on the second or third syllable. Spelling variants often reflect local phonology and naming trends.

See also: Annalisa, Analise, Analiese, Anneliese. The name Analisa should not be confused with the Indonesian verb analisa, which means to analyze; in names, Analisa refers to a given name rather than a verb.