Anta
Meaning of Anta
Originating from multiple cultures, the name Anta is predominantly recognized as a female given name. With its origins rooted in various regions around the world, such as Greek, Indian, and Swahili, Anta carries diverse meanings and associations. In Greek, it is derived from the word "antheia," meaning "flower." In India, Anta is associated with the powerful Hindu goddess Durga. Additionally, in Swahili culture, Anta symbolizes resilience and strength. The name has variations like Anita and has been steadily used over the years in the United States. While its popularity may vary from year to year, Anta remains an elegant and unique choice for parents seeking a meaningful name for their baby girl.
Pronunciation
- Pronunced as AN-tuh (/ænˈtɑ/)
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Notable People Named Anta
| Anta Protić - Antonije "Anta" Protić was a prominent figure in Serbia's fight for independence and is known for his memoir, which is considered a primary source for the country's first and second war of independence. |
| Anta Mbow, a Senegalese woman, founded Empire des enfants to assist exploited "street children" in Dakar, known as Talibé, and advocates against the use of the term "street children." |
