آنا is a common name in various cultures, often used as a feminine given name. It has roots in several languages, including Hebrew, where it means "grace" or "favor." The name is popular in many countries and can be spelled in different ways, such as Ana or Anna. In literature and media, آنا appears in various forms, including characters in books and films. One notable example is Anna Karenina, a famous novel by Leo Tolstoy that explores themes of love and society. The name's simplicity and elegance contribute to its enduring popularity across generations.