The meaning and history of the name Anton.

ANTON

Form of Antonius (see ANTHONY).

Usage: Bulgarian, Croatian, Danish, Dutch, Estonian, Finnish, German, Icelandic, Macedonian, Norwegian, Romanian, Russian, Slovene, Swedish, Ukrainian

Short Forms: ANTE, ANTO, DONCHO, TEUN, TEUNIS, THEUN, THEUNIS, TON, TONĆI, TONE, TONI, TÕNIS, TOON

Variants: ANDON, ANTONIE, ANTONIJ, ANTONIJO, ANTONIO, ANTONIUS, ANTOON, ANTTONI, ANTUN

Feminine Forms: ANTONIA, ANTONIJA

Name day:
January 17th: Bulgaria, Estonia, Sweden
May 10th: Poland
June 13th: Czech Republic, Germany, Slovakia

Famous People: Anton Chekhov^wiki (Writer, 1860, Russia), Anton van Leeuwenhoek^wiki (Biologist, 1632, Netherlands), Anton Bruckner^wiki (Composer, 1824, Austria), Ragnar Anton Kittil Frisch^wiki (Economist, 1895, Norway), Anton Webern^wiki (Composer, 1883, Austria), Anton Rubinstein^wiki (Composer, 1829, Russia), Anton LaVey^wiki (Writer, 1930, United States), Anton Ivanovich Denikin^wiki (Military Personnel, 1872, Poland), Anton Praetorius^wiki (Writer, 1560, Germany), Anton Makarenko^wiki (Writer, 1888, Ukraine)

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