annetas

Anneta is a feminine given name used in several European languages. The plural form annetas would refer to multiple people who bear the name. In onomastic discussion, Anneta is usually treated as a variant or diminutive of Anna. Anna, in turn, traces back to the Hebrew name Hannah, interpreted as meaning grace or favor.

Variants and related forms reflect language diversity. Common spellings include Annetta and Annette in Romance-language contexts, Aneta in Slavic-speaking areas, and other locale-specific forms. Spelling tends to align with local pronunciation and naming practices.

Usage and distribution: The name is found across a range of countries and has appeared in historical records alongside other Anna-derived names. In modern times, Anneta and its variants remain in use, though popularity varies by region and era. The form Aneta is particularly common in some Slavic countries, sometimes standing as an independent given name rather than a straightforward variant of Anna.

Notes: As with many given names, the meaning attached to Anneta is tied to the meaning of Anna/Hannah in its cultural context. The plural annetas is not used as a distinct term outside the context of listing or discussing examples of the name.