Looking for names that mean Anis? We couldn't find the exact name Anis, but listed below are some first names meaning Anis or names similar to the word Anis.

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Bembe  (Spanish)
Spanish Form of Barnaby Prophet

Benito  (Spanish)
A Spanish Diminutive of the Latin Benedict Meaning Blessed. Italian Dictator Benito Mussolini Died In

Bergitte  (Danish)
Danish Form of Bridget

Bettina  (Spanish)
A Spanish or Italian Variant of the Hebrew Elizabeth; Meaning 'My God is Plentiful

Bettina  (Italian)
A Spanish or Italian Variant of the Hebrew Elizabeth; Meaning My God is Plentiful

Blondell  (French)
Fair-haired; Blonde. Variant of the Spanish Blandina Meaning Flattering

Blondell  (English)
Fair-haired; Blonde. Variant of the Spanish Blandina Meaning Flattering

Blondelle  (French)
Fair-haired; Blonde. Variant of the Spanish Blandina Meaning Flattering

Blondelle  (English)
Fair-haired; Blonde. Variant of the Spanish Blandina Meaning Flattering

Blondene  (French)
Fair-haired; Blonde. Variant of the Spanish Blandina Meaning Flattering

Blondene  (English)
Fair-haired; Blonde. Variant of the Spanish Blandina Meaning Flattering

Branislav  (Czech)
Variant of Bronislav: Glorious Armor

Brigida  (Spanish)
Spanish Form of Bridget: Strong

Brigidia  (Spanish)
Spanish Form of Bridget: Strong

Britta  (Danish)
Danish Form of Bridget

Cacanisius  (Irish)
Son of Nis

Canisa  (Latin)
Very Dear

Canisa  (Greek)
Very Dear

CarIes  (Spanish)
The Spanish Form of Charles; Meaning Strong or Manly, Occasionally Used in English-speaking Countries

Carlino  (Spanish)
Variant of Carlos: Man (Spanish Variant of Charles)

Carlo  (Spanish)
Variant of Carlos: Man (Spanish Variant of Charles)

Carmen  (Spanish)
Garden. The Spanish Form of the Hebrew Carmel. Famous Bearer: Bizet's Opera 'Carmen', First Performed In

Carolo  (Spanish)
Variant of Carlos: Man (Spanish Variant of Charles)

Cenobia  (Spanish)
Spanish Form of Zenobia: Born of Zeus

Cesar  (Latin)
Long Haired Spanish Variant of Caesar

Chico  (Spanish)
Boy; Lad. Also Spanish Abbreviation of Ezekiel

Clady  (Danish)
Danish Form of Claudia

Clifford  (English)
Ford Near a Slope. from an Old English Surname and Place Name, Used Commonly As a First Name Since the Late Th Century. Famous Bearer: Pianist Sir Clifford Curzon

Conrado  (Spanish)
Spanish Form of Conrad 'Able Counsel'

Cortez  (Spanish)
Courteous. Variant of Curtis. The Spanish Explorer and Adventurer Cortez Conquered the Aztec Civilization of Mexico With Only a Small Expeditionary Force

Cristobal  (Spanish)
Spanish Form of Christopher 'Christ Bearer'

Daaneesh  (Muslim)
Variant of Danish: Knowledge. Wisdom

Daanish  (Muslim)
Variant of Danish: Knowledge. Wisdom

Dahlia  (Greek)
Flower Named for Botanist a Dahl

Dana  (English)
Danish, from Denmark

Danise  (English)
Feminine Variant of Daniel: God Will Judge

Danish  (Muslim)
Knowledge. Wisdom

Denby  (Anglo Saxon)
From the Danish Settlement

Denby  (Scandinavian)
From the Danish Settlement

Denisc  (Anglo Saxon)
Danish

Diego  (Spanish)
Spanish for James, Derrick

Dorotea  (Spanish)
Spanish Form of Dorothy: Gift from God

Doroteia  (Spanish)
Spanish Form of Dorothy: Gift from God

Dorothea  (Danish)
Danish Form of Dorothy

Earl  (English)
Nobleman. Based on the English Title of Earl. Famous Bearer: Jazz Pianist Earl 'Fatha' Hines

Elisa  (Spanish)
Spanish Form of Elizabeth: Consecrated to God

Else  (Danish)
Danish Form of Elizabeth

Emilio  (Latin)
Spanish Form of Emil Derived from Roman Clan Name Which May Mean 'Industrious.'

Eulalia  (Greek)
Sweetly Speaking, Sweet-spoken. Famous Bearer; Th Century Spanish Martyr St Eulalia

Eva  (Danish)
Danish Form of Eve

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