Antonina

Gender Feminine

Usage Italian, Polish, Russian, Ukrainian, Bulgarian, Ancient Roman

Scripts Антонина(Russian, Bulgarian) Антоніна(Ukrainian)

Pronounced Pron. /an.to.ˈni.na/(Italian) /ˌan.tɔ.ˈɲi.na/(Polish) /ɐn.tɐ.ˈnʲi.nə/(Russian) /ɐn.to.ˈnʲi.nɐ/(Ukrainian) [key·simplify]

Meaning & History

Feminine form of Antoninus.

Related Names

DiminutivesNina(Italian) Tola, Tosia(Polish) Nina, Ninochka, Tonya(Russian)

Masculine FormsAntonino(Italian) Antoninus(Ancient Roman)

Other Languages & CulturesAntanina, Nina(Belarusian) Nina(Croatian) Nina(Czech) Nina(Danish) Nina(Dutch) Nena, Nina(English) Niina(Estonian) Niina, Nina(Finnish) Nina, Ninette(French) Nina(German) Antoņina, Ņina(Latvian) Antanina, Nina(Lithuanian) Nina(Norwegian) Nina(Serbian) Nina(Slovak) Nina(Slovene) Nina(Swedish)

Same SpellingAntoņina

User SubmissionsAntonína, Antoniña

Popularity

People think this name is

classic mature formal upper class wholesome refined strange complex serious

Name Days

Poland: March 1

Poland: May 3

Poland: June 12

Poland: October 31

Russia: March 14

Russia: June 23

Categories

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Entry updated December 1, 2024