Girl Anastasia A Greek feminine form of Anastasius, Anastasia means resurrection. Anastasia Name Origin: Greek Pronunciation: ann-ah-stay-zee-ah, ann-ah-stayz-ah See what 6 people think about Anastasia Share Popularity Alternatives Lists Comments Infographic of Anastasia name meaning, which is A Greek feminine form of Anastasius, Anastasia means resurrection. Ask your friends & family about Anastasia… Share Pin Tweet Email Text Anastasia Name Popularity How popular is the name Anastasia? Here’s everything we know. Chart Raw Data By State Year Rank # Births % Births 1910 495 31 0.0088% 1911 517 30 0.0081% 1912 574 39 0.0077% 1913 568 44 0.0078% 1914 478 91 0.0131% 1915 590 81 0.0089% 1916 561 100 0.0104% 1917 563 104 0.0104% 1918 523 131 0.0122% 1919 552 115 0.011% 1920 599 101 0.0091% 1921 595 106 0.0093% 1922 639 87 0.0078% 1923 691 74 0.0066% 1924 703 72 0.0062% 1925 712 70 0.0062% 1926 778 50 0.0045% 1927 678 71 0.0064% 1928 778 48 0.0045% 1929 893 29 0.0028% 1930 822 40 0.0038% 1931 990 20 0.002% 1932 873 29 0.0029% 1933 908 25 0.0027% 1934 782 38 0.0039% 1935 886 27 0.0028% 1936 1,019 17 0.0018% 1937 965 21 0.0021% 1938 1,103 14 0.0014% 1939 1,127 13 0.0013% 1940 1,176 12 0.0011% 1941 939 27 0.0024% 1942 1,029 24 0.0019% 1943 1,034 24 0.0018% 1944 1,535 6 0.0005% 1945 1,179 14 0.0011% 1946 1,057 28 0.0019% 1947 1,243 20 0.0012% 1948 1,171 25 0.0016% 1949 — 0 0% 1950 1,374 15 0.0009% 1951 1,941 5 0.0003% 1952 1,661 8 0.0005% 1953 1,286 20 0.0011% 1954 1,367 18 0.001% 1955 1,507 15 0.0008% 1956 1,470 17 0.0009% 1957 914 78 0.0041% 1958 1,041 57 0.003% 1959 914 83 0.0044% 1960 935 79 0.0042% 1961 1,032 65 0.0034% 1962 954 76 0.0041% 1963 969 71 0.004% 1964 845 100 0.0057% 1965 824 99 0.0061% 1966 786 111 0.0071% 1967 686 151 0.01% 1968 676 159 0.0106% 1969 725 142 0.0092% 1970 672 190 0.0119% 1971 680 183 0.0122% 1972 721 146 0.0107% 1973 673 172 0.0133% 1974 652 182 0.014% 1975 602 216 0.0168% 1976 676 174 0.0135% 1977 653 197 0.0146% 1978 731 163 0.0121% 1979 651 217 0.0154% 1980 739 173 0.0118% 1981 634 232 0.0158% 1982 636 230 0.0154% 1983 521 321 0.0218% 1984 507 341 0.0229% 1985 531 332 0.0219% 1986 481 399 0.0264% 1987 271 874 0.0573% 1988 314 750 0.0481% 1989 335 724 0.0449% 1990 376 656 0.0396% 1991 368 668 0.041% 1992 342 724 0.0454% 1993 339 738 0.0473% 1994 323 803 0.0523% 1995 345 728 0.0483% 1996 323 832 0.0556% 1997 304 925 0.0625% 1998 266 1,149 0.0768% 1999 305 976 0.0652% 2000 311 987 0.0646% 2001 310 992 0.0658% 2002 267 1,162 0.0775% 2003 269 1,149 0.0755% 2004 287 1,137 0.0746% 2005 290 1,107 0.0724% 2006 288 1,119 0.0715% 2007 312 1,042 0.066% 2008 358 883 0.0571% 2009 321 985 0.0659% 2010 356 852 0.0591% 2011 365 830 0.0583% 2012 329 905 0.0635% 2013 251 1,213 0.0852% 2014 236 1,312 0.0901% 2015 211 1,493 0.1026% 2016 187 1,692 0.1174% 2017 165 1,778 0.1274% 2018 143 1,865 0.1357% 2019 146 1,874 0.1384% 2020 160 1,693 0.133% Alaska (AK) Alabama (AL) Arkansas (AR) Arizona (AZ) California (CA) Colorado (CO) Connecticut (CT) District of Columbia (DC) Delaware (DE) Florida (FL) Georgia (GA) Hawaii (HI) Iowa (IA) Idaho (ID) Illinois (IL) Indiana (IN) Kansas (KS) Kentucky (KY) Louisiana (LA) Massachusetts (MA) Maryland (MD) Maine (ME) Michigan (MI) Minnesota (MN) Missouri (MO) Mississippi (MS) Montana (MT) North Carolina (NC) North Dakota (ND) Nebraska (NE) New Hampshire (NH) New Jersey (NJ) New Mexico (NM) Nevada (NV) New York (NY) Ohio (OH) Oklahoma (OK) Oregon (OR) Pennsylvania (PA) Rhode Island (RI) South Carolina (SC) South Dakota (SD) Tennessee (TN) Texas (TX) Utah (UT) Virginia (VA) Vermont (VT) Washington (WA) Wisconsin (WI) West Virginia (WV) Wyoming (WY) Data via SSA.gov. Names Like Anastasia If you like Anastasia, you’ll love these other names like Anastasia. What names are variants of Anastasia? Mix it up with these names that are a variation of the name Anastasia. Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender Ana Gracious one Hebrew Anastacia Resurrection Greek Anastaise Resurrection Greek Anastase Resurrection Greek Anastasha Resurrection Greek Anastashia Resurrection Greek Anastasie Resurrection Greek Anastasija Resurrection Greek Anastasiya Resurrection Greek Anastassia Resurrection Greek Anastatia Resurrection Greek Anastay Resurrection Greek Anastazia Resurrection Greek Anasztaizia Resurrection Greek Anasztasia Resurrection Greek Anestassia Resurrection Greek Anna Gracious Hebrew Annastasia Resurrection Greek Anstass Resurrection Greek Anstice Resurrection Greek Anya Resurrection; He (God) has favored me Hebrew Asia Sunrise Greek Nastasia Resurrection Greek Nastassia Resurrection Greek Nastassiya Resurrection Greek Nastassja Resurrection; birthday Latin Nastassya Resurrection Greek Nastya Resurrection Greek Stace Resurrection Greek Stacey Resurrection; good grapes; to stand Greek Stacia Resurrection; good grapes; to stand Greek Stacie Resurrection; good grapes; to stand Greek Stacy A variant short form of Anastasia. Greek Stash Resurrection Greek Stasha Resurrection Greek Stasia Resurrection; good grapes; to stand Greek Stasiya Resurrection Greek Stasja Resurrection Greek Stasya Resurrection Greek Staz Resurrection Greek Taisie Irish Tasa Resurrection Greek Tasenka Resurrection Russian Tasia American Tasiya Resurrection Russian Tasja Resurrection Greek Tasya Resurrection Russian What names are similar to Anastasia? Find a name that’s like Anastasia, but just a little bit different. Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender Asta Star-like; love Scandinavian Lists With Anastasia Find inspiration in these baby girl name lists featuring the name Anastasia. Polished and Pretty: Princess Names for Girls // 151 names Princess names for girls offer style and grace, with their royal ties adding to their appeal. From real-life royals to those featured in fiction, princess girl names are available in abundance. Royal Girl Names for Your Little Princess // 76 names Royal names for girls are beloved for their rich history and world-class polish. From Elizabeth to Georgina, let’s explore these gems together. Lovely Long Names for Girls // 121 names Melodic and beautiful, long girl names are sing-songy picks you can’t help but love. Their dancing syllables and nickname potential make them a forever-favorite with parents. Middle Names for Girls That Will Rock Your World // 306 names Finding middle names for girls doesn’t have to be a chore. We’ve scooped up all sorts of names that work well in the middle name position from funky and fun to timeless classics. Saint Names for Girls to Worship // 206 names Saint names for girls are truly divine for more than just their association. These beauties are stunning in sound and association. Discover a new favorite among our list of saint names for girls. Siblings of Anastasia Mamas with kids named Anastasia also have kids with these names. Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender Joseph Jehovah will increase Hebrew Elisia From the blessed isles Latin Ryan Little king Irish Katiana Arabella Answered prayer Latin Alexander Defender of man Greek Arya Faithful friend Persian Arthur Bear Celtic Jordan To descend Hebrew Makayla Who is like God? American Brittany From Brittany or Great Britain Latin Share Your Thoughts 6 Comments Bettina Billups Dec 28 at 9:25 am I love my beautiful daughter name Reply Kim Aug 24 at 10:12 am The baby’s father has alway like the name. I had picked out Zoe but that name struck a chord with him, so I changed it to Anastasia. I absolutely love the name. Reply Kimberly Jul 26 at 10:44 am I have loved that name and thought it Regal and perfect for one of my little Princesses.(I had 4). Reply Caitlin Jun 17 at 1:16 pm We are Orthodox Christians and live by a church calendar of fasts, feasts and other cycles. My sweet little girl was born in the early days of Lent and would enter the church for the first time (which involves a beautiful ceremony) right around Easter, the Feast of Feasts. Her name means “resurrection” and will always remind me of my favorite time of year and the feast that we celebrated when we first became Orthodox. All of my kids have Russian names as well, reflecting their father’s culture. Reply Debra Jun 8 at 5:29 pm I find that it’s a beautiful name. Me and her father chose that name years ago when we was together when we was younger Reply Brianna Apr 13 at 12:53 pm It is beautiful and meaningful to us as Christian parents. I liked the way it sounded and looked. Was reminded of it from a book and some of my favorite songs to sing were from the Anastasia movie. Reply Share your thoughts on the name Anastasia Cancel ReplyYour email address will not be published. All fields are required *Name * Email * Your Thoughts * Δ Search Baby Names Quick Search Search Go Advanced Search Name Starts With Ends With Gender Any Boys Girls Only show unisex names Current Popularity [U.S.] Any More Popular Less Popular Origin Select origin… English Latin Hebrew Greek German Irish French American Spanish Arabic Aboriginal African American Ancient Anglo-Saxon Arabic Aramaic Armenian Arthurian Legend Asian Aztec (Nahuatl) Bulgarian Celtic Chinese Danish Dutch Egyptian English European French Gaelic German Greek Hebrew Hungarian Indian (Sanskrit) Indonesian Irish Israeli Italian Japanese Latin Modern Native American Persian Polish Polynesian Portuguese Russian Scandinavian Scottish Slavic Spanish Turkish Unknown Vietnamese Welsh Yiddish Meaning Number of Letters Min Max Syllables [BETA] Min Max Search Baby Names
Kim Aug 24 at 10:12 am The baby’s father has alway like the name. I had picked out Zoe but that name struck a chord with him, so I changed it to Anastasia. I absolutely love the name. Reply
Kimberly Jul 26 at 10:44 am I have loved that name and thought it Regal and perfect for one of my little Princesses.(I had 4). Reply
Caitlin Jun 17 at 1:16 pm We are Orthodox Christians and live by a church calendar of fasts, feasts and other cycles. My sweet little girl was born in the early days of Lent and would enter the church for the first time (which involves a beautiful ceremony) right around Easter, the Feast of Feasts. Her name means “resurrection” and will always remind me of my favorite time of year and the feast that we celebrated when we first became Orthodox. All of my kids have Russian names as well, reflecting their father’s culture. Reply
Debra Jun 8 at 5:29 pm I find that it’s a beautiful name. Me and her father chose that name years ago when we was together when we was younger Reply
Brianna Apr 13 at 12:53 pm It is beautiful and meaningful to us as Christian parents. I liked the way it sounded and looked. Was reminded of it from a book and some of my favorite songs to sing were from the Anastasia movie. Reply
