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ANTONINO
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Meaning & History
Italian form of the Roman name Antoninus, which was derived from Antonius (see ANTHONY). There were several early saints named Antoninus, including the patron saint of Sorrento. This was also the name of a 2nd-century Roman emperor.
Related Names
DIMINUTIVE: Nino FEMININE FORM: Antonina OTHER LANGUAGES: Antoine, Antwan (African American), Antoninus, Antonius (Ancient Roman), Andoni, Antton (Basque), Anton, Andon, Doncho (Bulgarian), Antoni (Catalan), Anton, Antonijo, Antonio, Antun, Ante, Anto, Tonči, Tonći, Toni (Croatian), Antonín (Czech), Anton (Danish), Anton, Antonius, Antoon, Antonie, Teun, Teunis, Theunis, Ton (Dutch), Antony, Anthony, Tony (English), Antono, Anĉjo (Esperanto), Anton, Tõnis (Estonian), Anton, Anttoni, Toni (Finnish), Antoine, Antonin (French), Antón (Galician), Anton (German), Anakoni (Hawaiian), Antal, Tóni (Hungarian), Antanas (Lithuanian), Anton, Antonij, Andon, Doncho (Macedonian), Anton (Norwegian), Antoni (Polish), António, Toninho (Portuguese), Antônio (Portuguese (Brazilian)), Anton (Romanian), Anton (Russian), Antonije (Serbian), Anton, Tone (Slovene), Antonio, Toño (Spanish), Anton (Swedish), Anton (Ukrainian) |
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