Anisia

Anisia Meaning and Origin

Anisia is a girl’s name of Greek origin, meaning “she who fulfills her obligations.” Anisia is also derived from the Greek word “anisos,” meaning “unequal.” It is a variant of the name Anisah or Anisya, which is more commonly used in Russia and Ukraine. The name Anisia is not very common in English-speaking countries, but it is still used in some parts of Europe, such as Romania, where it is a popular name. Anisia is often associated with Saint Anisia, who was a Christian martyr in Thessalonica during the reign of Diocletian. She was reportedly tortured and executed for her faith, and is venerated as a saint by the Eastern Orthodox Church. Some famous people with the name Anisia include Anisia Negruti, a Moldovan politician, and Anisia Uzeyman, an American actress and filmmaker. It’s one of those names that sound pretty to the ear and has a great meaning while still being totally unique.

Names similar to Anisia:

• Anastasia
• Ariadne
• Callista
• Eleni
• Evadne
• Isidora
• Melina
• Thalia
• Xanthe
• Zenobia

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