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Anthony Marino

in the US

There are 573 people with the name "Anthony Marino" in the United States.

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Ranking in the US

Name	Rank
Anthony	43
Marino	1,048
Anthony Marino	15,018

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is 42nd most common Michelle
is 43rd most common Anthony
is 44th most common Timothy
is 45th most common Jose
is 46th most common Deborah
is 47th most common Jason

is 1,044th most common Franks
is 1,045th most common Mccabe
is 1,046th most common Britt
is 1,047th most common Mcdermott
is 1,048th most common Marino
is 1,049th most common Mackey
is 1,050th most common Wilder
is 1,051st most common Welsh
is 1,052nd most common Crowe

is 15,014th most common William Horn
is 15,015th most common William Phelps
is 15,016th most common Angela Collins
is 15,017th most common Ann Lee
is 15,018th most common Anthony Marino
is 15,019th most common Barbara Kelley
is 15,020th most common Betty Russell
is 15,021st most common Betty Sanders
is 15,022nd most common Bradley Anderson

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Meaning & History

Anthony

Marino

(male) The usual English form of the old Roman family name Antonius, which is of uncertain (probably Etruscan) origin. The spelling with -th- (not normally reflected in the pronunciation) represents a learned but erroneous attempt to associate it with Greek anthos ‘flower’. In the post-classical period it was a common name, borne by various early saints, most notably a 3rd-century Egyptian hermit monk, who is regarded as the founder of Christian monasticism.

Variant: Antony.

Short form: Tony.

Cognates: Irish: Antain(e). German, Dutch, Scandinavian: Anton. French: Antoine. Spanish: Antonio. Catalan: Antoni. Portuguese: António. Italian: Antonio. Russian, Bulgarian: Anton. Polish: Antoni. Czech: Antonín (from Latin Antoninus). Croatian: Ante, Antun. Slovenian: Anton. Hungarian: Antal. Lithuanian: Antanas (from Latin Antoninus).