Antonia
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/ænˈtoʊniə/
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/ænˈtəʊniə/
feminine form of Antonius
Etymology
Etymology Information
'Antonia' originates from Latin, specifically the Roman family name 'Antonius', which is likely of Etruscan origin.
Historical Evolution
'Antonia' changed from the Latin family name 'Antonius' (used in ancient Rome) into Medieval Latin and various European forms, eventually becoming the modern English given name 'Antonia'.
Meaning Changes
Initially it was a family (clan) name, but over time it evolved into its current use as a feminine given name.
Meanings by Part of Speech
Noun 1
a female given name; the feminine form of the Roman family name 'Antonius' (related to the name Anthony).
Antonia attended the graduation ceremony.
Synonyms
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