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Anália is a Portuguese feminine given name derived from the Latin name Anna, itself from the Hebrew Hannah, meaning grace or favor. It functions as an elaborated form combining Anna with the productive suffix -lia, a pattern common in Portuguese and Brazilian name formation. The name is particularly associated with Brazil, where it gained popularity in part through Anália Franco, a nineteenth-century educator and philanthropist celebrated for her humanitarian work. Related forms include Analia, Ana, and Anna.