How Do You Spell ANTONIE?

Pronunciation: [antˈə͡ʊni] (IPA)

The spelling of the name "Antonie" can be a source of confusion due to its phonetic makeup. The correct IPA transcription of the name would be /ænˈtoʊni/ - the first syllable pronounced like "an," the second like "tone," and the third like "nee." The letter "i" at the end can be tricky, as it can be pronounced as "ee" or "eye." Therefore, it is important to clarify the preferred pronunciation with the person who bears the name.

Common Misspellings for ANTONIE

• atonise
• anconee
• antaie
• antinimy
• betonie
• aeronfe
• antalie
• Antonei
• antonne
• antonee
• antonine
• antionne
• Antinne
• santonine
• antonoine
• antoniee
• Anthonie
• astonine
• antinid
• antinied
• aponie
• autonim
• putonair
• entonies
• Antoniet
• Unfonie
• Banonie
• Untoonie
• antenite
• botonie
• Antognize
• Ngonie
• Antolien
• anninie
• Mantinie
• Santozie
• Aintonine

Etymology of ANTONIE

The name "Antonie" has its roots in Latin. It is an adaptation of the masculine name "Antonius", which was a Roman family name of unknown origin. It is believed that "Antonius" may have derived from the Etruscan language. In ancient Rome, the name became popular due to its association with the famous Roman general and statesman Mark Antony, whose full name was Marcus Antonius. Over time, the name "Antonius" evolved into various forms in different languages, including "Antonie" in some Slavic languages.