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Anália is a Portuguese feminine given name derived from Ana, the Latin and Greek form of the Hebrew name Hannah, meaning grace or favor. It functions as an elaborated or suffixed variant of Ana, common in Brazil and Portugal, where diminutive and expanded forms of classical names have long been fashionable. The name shares its ultimate Semitic root with Anne, Anna, and Hannah, all of which spread widely through Christian tradition due to Saint Anne, the name given by apocryphal texts to the mother of the Virgin Mary.