Anastasia as a name
Anastasia is a feminine given name that has its roots in Greek language and means “resurrection” or “rebirth”. The name was traditionally given to girls born around Christmas time, as the Greek Orthodox Church celebrates the feast of the Resurrection in December.
In popular culture, Anastasia is known as the name of the youngest daughter of the last Russian Tsar, Nicholas II, who was believed to have survived the execution of her family and lived in hiding for many years.
Anastasia is a popular name in many countries, including Russia, Greece, and the United States. It is often shortened to “Ana” or “Stasia” for ease of pronunciation or as a nickname.
