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Alternative forms
Etymology
From Латински Antōnius, name of a Roman gens (with excrescent -h- suggested by an unetymological association with Антички Грчки ἄνθος (ánthos, “flower”)). The Roman clan name is of uncertain etymology, but is not Greek or Hebrew; most likely of Etruscan origin, possibly derived from Ani, the Etruscan god of the sky. Дублети of Antoine.
Pronunciation
Proper noun
Anthony
- A male given name from Latin, in regular use since the Middle Ages.
- Шаблон:RQ:Fitzgerald Beautiful and Damned
- 1952 Thomas Pyles, Words and Ways of American English, Random House, page 245:
- It is doubtless true that American English lacks a tradition for the pronunciation of Anthony, a name which was not often bestowed upon American males until the comparatively recent craze for supposedly swank "British" Christian names, like Stephen, Peter, Michael, etc., in this country.
- 1955 Joseph Heller, Catch-22, Chapter Five:
- She was built like a dream and wore a chain around her neck with a medal of Saint Anthony hanging down inside the most beautiful bosom I never saw. "It must be a terrible temptation for Saint Anthony," I joked - just to put her at ease, you know. "Saint Anthony?" her husband said. "Who's Saint Anthony?"
- A patronymic презиме.
- A city, the county seat of Harper County, Kansas, United States.
- A city in New Mexico
- A town in Texas
Related terms
Translations
given name
- Albanian: Ndue m
- Arabic: أَنْتُونِيّ m (ʾantūniyy)
- Armenian: Անտոնիոս (Antonios)
- Basque: Antton (eu)
- Bavarian: Anton
- Belarusian: Анто́н m (Antón)
- Breton: Anton (br) m
- Bulgarian: Антоний m (Antonij)
- Catalan: Antoni (ca) m
- Chinese:
- Cantonese: 安東尼/安东尼 (on1 dung1 nei4)
- Mandarin: 安東尼/安东尼 (zh), 安东尼 (zh) (Āndōngní)
- Corsican: Antoniu m
- Czech: Antonín (cs)
- Danish: Anton
- Dutch: Anton (nl)
- Estonian: Anton, Tõnis (et), Tõnn, Tõnu
- Extremaduran: Antoñu
- Faroese: Antinis m, Anton m
- Finnish: Anttoni (fi)
- French: Antoine (fr) m
- Galician: Antón (gl) m
- Georgian: ანტონი (anṭoni)
- German: Anton (de)
- Alemannic German: Antööni
- Greek: Αντώνιος (el) (Antónios), (cognate) Αντώνης (el) (Antónis)
- Greenlandic: Antuut
- Hawaiian: ʻAkoni
- Hungarian: Antal (hu)
- Irish: Antaine m, Antóin m
- Italian: Antonio (it) m
- Japanese: アンソニー (Ansonī), アントワン (Antowan) (French form), アントワーヌ (Antowānu) (French form), アントニオ (Antonio) (Spanish form)
- Korean: 앤서니 (aenseoni)
- Latgalian: Antoneis, Ontons
- Latin: Antōnius m
- Latvian: Antons m
- Lithuanian: Antanas (lt)
- Maltese: Antnin, Anton
- Manx: Anthoin m, Antoin m
- Maori: Anatoni
- Neapolitan: Antùone
- Norwegian: Anton (no)
- Occitan: Antòni m
- Persian: آنتونی (Ântoni)
- Piedmontese: Antòni
- Polish: Antoni (pl), Antek (pl)
- Portuguese: Antônio (pt) m (Brazil), António (pt) m (Portugal)
- Punjabi: ਐਨਥਨੀ (ēnathnī)
- Romanian: Antoniu (ro)
- Russian: (cognate) Анто́н (ru) m (Antón), (transliteration, indeclinable) Э́нтони (ru) m (Éntoni)
- Serbo-Croatian:
- Roman: Antun, Anton, Ante (sh)
- Sicilian: Antoniu m
- Slovak: Anton m
- Slovene: Antón (sl) m
- Spanish: Antonio (es)
- Swedish: Anton (sv)
- Turkish: Antümi
- Urdu: اینتھونی
- Vietnamese: Antôn, An Tôn (vi), Antôniô
- Western Panjabi: اینتھنی
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