Antonina

antonina Antoņina Antoniną English Etymology 1 Borrowed from en la Antōnīna, feminine form of la Antōnīnus, derivative of la Antōnius. Name of obscure early martyrs venerated in the Eastern Orthodox Church. Proper noun en female Latin of mainly historical use English. en ru Антонина female given name. en uk Антоні́на female given name Related terms en Antonia Translations female given name Latvian: lv Antoņina f Polish: pl Antonina f Portuguese: pt Antonina f Russian: ru Антони́на f-pr Ukrainian: uk Антоні́на f-pr thumb|right|The roadsign at the entrance to Antonina Etymology 2 From en uk Антоні́на. Compare en Antoniny. Pronunciation ăntŏnēʹnə, en /antɒnˈiːnə/ Proper noun en village uhrom/Monastyryshche raion/Uman obl/Cherkasy c/Ukraine founded yes 1917. Translations village in Monastyryshche, Uman, Cherkasy, Ukraine Chechen: ce Антонина Georgian: ka ანტონინა Romanian: ro Antonina Russian: ru Антони́на f-in Ukrainian: uk Антоні́на f-in Anagrams en aainnnot Antinoan Finnish Proper noun fi proper noun form fi Anton ess s Anagrams fi aainnnot taannoin taionnan Polish pl: Etymology pl :lbor la:Antōnīna + 1 Pronunciation Pl-Antonina.ogg Proper noun f Tosia pl female Antonina Declension Further reading Portuguese Pronunciation Etymology 1 pt :uder la:Antōnīna + 1 Proper noun f pt female Antonina Etymology 2 From pt Antônio -ina, after Francisco António, Prince of Beira. Proper noun f pt town/and/municipality s/en:Paraná c/Brazil Antonina References