Ánne is a feminine given name documented in Northern Sami. English Wiktionary records an etymology for it. It is a form of Ann, for which English Wikipedia gives the meaning “favour”.
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Meaning: “favour”
Variant of Ánˈná (“Ann”), cognate with Norwegian Anne.
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Anne— “grace”
St. Anne became the patron saint of Prague, where a prodigious festival is yearly holden in her honour, and great are the rejoicings of all the females who hear her name, and who are not a few. It was from Prague that the Bohemian princess, Anne of Luxemburg, brought it to England, and gave it to her name-child, Anne Mortimer, by whom it was carried to the house of York, then to the Howards, from them to Anne Boleyn, and thereby became an almost party word in England.
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