Anastasia is a Greek name derived from 'Ana' meaning 'answer' or 'response', and 'stasis' meaning 'standing'. It has been used since ancient times to refer to a divine response.
In Orthodox Christian tradition, Saint Anastasia is celebrated as the martyrdom of Saint Anne's daughter. In Russia, she became associated with the Romanov dynasty and is seen as a symbol of resilience.
People named Anastasia are often characterized as creative, determined, and strong-willed individuals who are not afraid to take charge.
Anastasia has gained popularity globally due to its unique charm, elegance, and historical significance. It is commonly used in various forms, including Anna, Ana, and Staasi.