Annalotta

The first name Annalotta is composed of the components Anna and Lotta. Anna has its origin in Hebrew and is translated as "the favored one."

What does the name Annalotta mean?

Annalotta is a girl's name composed of Anna and Lotta. The name Anna comes from Hebrew and means "the favored one." Lotta is a short form of the Old High German name Charlotte, which means "the free woman." The name is also known in the form Anna-Lotta. An alternative spelling is Annelotte or Anne-Lotte.

Where does the name Annalotta come from?

Annalotta is a feminine first name that has both Old High German and Hebrew roots, carrying the meanings "the favored one" and "the free woman." The Old High German and Hebrew origins consist of the words Anna: channah, meaning "the grace" (Hebrew), and Lotta: karal, meaning "the man" or "the husband" (Old High German). The name is prevalent in Scandinavian languages, particularly in Swedish.

How do you pronounce Annalotta?

The pronunciation of Annalotta is multi-syllabic and rhythmically clear. In German, the name is usually rendered as "An-na-LOT-ta" [anaˈlɔta], with the emphasis on the third syllable. The double consonant "-tt-" gives the name a slightly accented middle part before the open "-a" gently fades away. This sound structure makes Annalotta lively and connects tradition with a friendly, present expression.

Popularity

In Germany, Annalotta is a well-known first name and currently ranks 3,210th on the list of most common girls' names. The name achieved its best placement in 2016 at rank 2,371. In the last ten years, Annalotta has been used about 50 times as a first name, placing it 3,707th in the ten-year statistics. Between 2010 and 2024, the name ranks 4,020th. Worldwide, it appears that Annalotta is represented with varying frequency in different countries.

Nicknames & pet names

Lothar / Lotta / Lotti