Ana (first name)
Ana is a modification of the female given name Anna , for example in Spanish, Portuguese, Croatian and Serbian.
Name bearers
- Ana Alicia (born 1956), American actress
- Ana Lily Amirpour (* 1980), American director and screenwriter
- Ana de Armas (* 1988), Cuban-Spanish actress
- Ana Aslan (1897–1988), Romanian doctor and gerontologist
- Ana Isabel Alonso (* 1963), Spanish long-distance runner
- Ana-Maria Avram (1961–2017), Romanian composer and pianist
- Ana Beatriz (* 1985), Brazilian racing driver
- Ana Becciu (* 1948), Argentine poet and translator
- Ana Belén (* 1951), Spanish actress and singer
- Ana Blandiana (* 1942), Romanian poet
- Ana Patricia Botín (* 1960) Spanish manager and CEO of Santander UK
- Ana Botella (* 1953), Spanish politician of the Partido Popular
- Ana Burgos (* 1967), Spanish duathlete and triathlete
- Ana Bustorff (* 1959), Portuguese actress
- Ana Caram (* 1958), Brazilian bossa nova and pop jazz singer
- Ana Carrasco (* 1997), Spanish motorcycle racer
- Ana Paula Connelly (* 1972), Brazilian beach volleyball player
- Ana Maria Crnogorčević (* 1990), Swiss soccer player of Croatian descent
- Ana Drev (* 1985), Slovenian ski racer
- Ana Durlovski (* 1978), Macedonian opera singer (coloratura soprano)
- Ana Dulce Félix (* 1982), Portuguese long-distance runner
- Ana Ferreira (* 1975), Portuguese badminton player
- Ana Free (* 1987), Portuguese singer
- Ana Lucía Frega (* 1935), Argentinian music teacher
- Ana Gros (* 1991), Slovenian handball player
- Ana Hatherly (1929–2015), Portuguese writer and visual artist
- Ana Ivanović (* 1987), Serbian tennis player
- Ana Jelenčić (* 1994), Croatian soccer player
- Ana Jelušić (* 1986), Croatian ski racer
- Ana Johnsson (* 1977), Swedish singer
- Ana Jorge (* 1950), Portuguese doctor and politician
- Ana Emilia Lahitte (1921–2013), Argentine writer
- Ana Laíns (* 1979), Fado singer from Portugal
- Ana Cristina Oliveira Leite (* 1991), Portuguese-German soccer player
- Ana Maria Machado (* 1941), Brazilian writer, journalist and painter
- Ana Mariscal (1921–1995), Spanish actress, director and writer
- Ana Márquez (* 1986), Spanish poker player
- Ana Matnadze (* 1983), Georgian chess player and trainer
- Ana María Matute (1925-2014), Spanish writer
- Ana de Mendoza y de la Cerda (1540–1592), Spanish lady-in-waiting and politician
- Ana Caterina Morariu (* 1980), Romanian actress
- Ana Moreira (* 1980), Portuguese film actress
- Ana Moura (* 1979), Portuguese fado singer
- Ana Nikolić (* 1978), Serbian pop singer
- Ana Novac (1929-2010), Romanian writer
- Ana Cristina de Oliveira (* 1973), Portuguese-American actress
- Ana Ortiz (* 1971), American actress
- Ana Padrão (* 1967), Portuguese actress
- Ana Pauker (1893–1960), communist politician in Romania
- Ana Pessoa Pinto (* 1956), Attorney General of East Timor
- Ana Popović (* 1976), Serbian blues guitarist and singer
- Ana de la Reguera (born 1977), Mexican actress
- Ana Salazar (* 1941), Portuguese fashion designer
- Ana Srebrnič (* 1984), Slovenian chess player
- Ana Claudia Talancón (* 1980) Mexican actress
- Ana Paula Ribeiro Tavares (* 1952), Angolan historian and poet
- Ana Torrent (born 1966), Spanish actress
- Ana Torroja (* 1959), Spanish pop singer
- Ana Vela Rubio (1901–2017), Spanish age record holder
- Ana Vidović (* 1980), Croatian classical guitarist
- Ana Wagener (* 1962), Spanish theater, TV and film actor
- Anna Wambrechtsamer (1897–1933), Austrian-Slovenian writer