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Anthony Santoni

in the US

There are 12 people with the name "Anthony Santoni" in the United States.

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Ranking in the US

Name	Rank
Anthony	43
Santoni	28,753
Anthony Santoni	2,072,866

is 39th most common Carol
is 40th most common Larry
is 41st most common Stephen
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 28,749th most common Paonessa
is 28,750th most common Rayle
is 28,751st most common Reinsch
is 28,752nd most common Salzano
is 28,753rd most common Santoni
is 28,754th most common Sarles
is 28,755th most common Socorro
is 28,756th most common Viglione
is 28,757th most common Vink

is 2,072,862nd most common Anthony Sangiovanni
is 2,072,863rd most common Anthony Sanna
is 2,072,864th most common Anthony Sanseverino
is 2,072,865th most common Anthony Santisi
is 2,072,866th most common Anthony Santoni
is 2,072,867th most common Anthony Sassi
is 2,072,868th most common Anthony Sattler
is 2,072,869th most common Anthony Savoie
is 2,072,870th most common Anthony Savona

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Meaning & History

Anthony

Santoni

(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).