How Do You Spell ANTONELLI?

Pronunciation: [ˈantə͡ʊnə͡lˌi] (IPA)

Antonelli is a common surname that is pronounced [æn.təˈnɛl.i]. The phonetic transcription of this word can help to explain its spelling. The first sound, [æ], is pronounced like the "a" in "cat." The "n" in Antonelli is pronounced with a nasal sound [n̩], which means it is pronounced with the tongue touching the roof of the mouth. The second syllable is pronounced with the schwa sound [ə]. The stress is on the third syllable, which is pronounced with the "e" sound [ɛ] as in "red." The final syllable is pronounced with the "i" sound [i] as in "ski."

ANTONELLI Meaning and Definition

1. Antonelli is a surname of Italian origin, most commonly found in the country of Italy. It is derived from the given name Antonio, which is the Italian form of the name Anthony, originating from the Latin name Antonius. The surname Antonelli signifies a familial connection or lineage to someone named Antonio.

   As a patronymic surname, Antonelli refers to the descendants, family members, or individuals who are associated with someone named Antonio. It is a common practice in many cultures for individuals to adopt a surname based on their father's or ancestor's given name.

   Those with the surname Antonelli usually carry the heritage and history of their ancestors named Antonio. They are often recognized as part of the Antonio-family or "clan" and share a common ancestry. The surname may be passed down through generations, signifying a familial bond and an affiliation with the Antonio lineage.

   Like many surnames, Antonelli may also have various regional variations, spelling adaptations, or different forms depending on individual family histories or external influences. It is often used as a last name, indicating a person's family identity and serving as a means of distinguishing one individual from another within a community or society.

Common Misspellings for ANTONELLI

• Anconell

Etymology of ANTONELLI

The surname "Antonelli" is of Italian origin and is derived from the personal name "Antonio". "Antonio" is the Italian form of the Latin name "Antonius", which is believed to have originated from the Etruscan language. It is thought to have originally been a Roman family name of unknown meaning.

The name "Antonius" gained popularity as a given name during the Roman Empire and was also borne by a famous Roman general and politician, Marcus Antonius, also known as Mark Antony. Over time, "Antonio" became a common personal name in Italy, with various variations and forms, including "Antonelli".

As a surname, "Antonelli" would have likely originated from individuals who were descendants of someone named Antonio or those who were associated with someone named Antonio.

Similar spelling words for ANTONELLI

• Antonette,
• antonetti,
• antonym,
• antonius,
• Antoine,
• Antonina,
• antunes,
• anodyne,
• Antonetta,
• antonucci,
• antoninus,
• Antonio,
• Antionette,
• Antoinette,
• Antonia,
• antonacci,
• antonini,
• Antone,
• anthony,
• antonellis,
• Antunez,
• Antonietta,
• Antione,
• antony.