# Anica

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**Anica** (Serbian: Аница) is a female [given name](/source/Given_name) used among [Romanians](/source/Romanians), [Serbs](/source/Serbs), [Slovenes](/source/Slovenes), [Croats](/source/Croats), etc. It is derived from [Anna](/source/Anna_(name)). A regional variant of this name is Ance (Lithuanian), and it is closely related to the names [Anicka](/source/Anicka), [Anika](/source/Anika) and [Anka](/source/Anka_(name)). Notable people with the name include:

- [Anica Bošković](/source/Anica_Bo%C5%A1kovi%C4%87) (1714–1804), Ragusan writer
- [Anica Černej](/source/Anica_%C4%8Cernej) (1900–1944), Slovene author and poet
- [Anica Dobra](/source/Anica_Dobra) (born 1963), Serbian film actress
- [Anica Kovač](/source/Anica_Kova%C4%8D) née Martinović, Croatian model, Miss Croatia 1995
- [Anica Neto](/source/Anica_Neto) (born 1972), Angolan handball player
- [Anica Nonveiller](/source/Anica_Nonveiller) (born 1957), Serbian-born Canadian journalist, writer and producer
- [Anica Savić Rebac](/source/Anica_Savi%C4%87_Rebac) (1892–1953), Serbian writer, classical philologist and translator
- [Anica Mrose Rissi](/source/Anica_Mrose_Rissi), American author

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