(ä′nä)
Spanish form of ANN.

1. Up; upward: anadromous.
2. Back; backward: anapest.
3. Anew: sometimes capable of being rendered re-, as anabaptism, rebaptism.
4. Throughout; thoroughly: analysis. Also, before vowels or h, an-, as in anode. [ < Gk. <ana on]

Pertaining to: added to the names of notable persons, places, etc., to indicate a collection of materials, such as writings or anecdotes, about the subject: Americana, Johnsoniana. Also -iana. [<L, neut. plural of -anus.See -AN]