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ana
ananouna collection of miscellaneous information about a particular subject, person, place, or thing.
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ana-
ana-a prefix in loanwords from Greek, where it means “up,” “against,” “back,” “re-”: anabasis; used in the formation of compound words: anacardiaceous.
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-ana
-anaa suffix that forms collective nouns denoting an assembly of items, as household objects, art, books, or maps, or a description of such items, as a bibliography, all of which are representative of or associated with the place, person, or period named by the stem.
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A.N.A.
A.N.A.abbreviationAmerican Newspaper Association.
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Ana
Ananoun
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ANA
ANAabbreviationArticle Number Association: (in Britain) an organization of manufacturers, retailers, and wholesalers that provides a system ( article numbering ) by which a product is identified by a unique machine-readable number compatible with article-numbering systems used in other countries
ana
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a collection of miscellaneous information about a particular subject, person, place, or thing.
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an item in such a collection, as an anecdote, a memorable saying, etc.
adverb
abbreviation
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American Newspaper Association.
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American Nurses Association.
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Association of National Advertisers.
noun
adjective
prefix
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up; upwards
anadromous
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again
anagram
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back; backwards
anatropous
noun
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a collection of reminiscences, sketches, etc, of or about a person or place
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an item of or for such a collection
abbreviation
suffix
adverb
Etymology
Origin of ana1
First recorded in 1720–30; independent use of -ana
Origin of ana2
1490–1500; < Medieval Latin < Greek aná of each
Origin of ana-3
From Greek, combining form of aná; no necessary relation to on
Origin of -ana4
< Latin, neuter plural of -ānus -an
Vocabulary lists containing ana
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