Antonia
Latin-derived female name
Antonia is a feminine given name, the Latin form of Antony or Anthony.
It has been used continuously since Roman times: Antonia was the daughter of Mark Antony.
The name appears across European languages with minor variations.
Common nicknames include Toni and Tonya.
Central plains state
- prairieOpen grassy flatland
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Nebraska
Central plains state
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Julia
Female name or coding language
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Italy's capital city
Claudius · Marcus · Nero · Julia · Octavia · Livia · Pompey · Seneca · Virgil · Horace
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- Latin NamesAurelia, Augustus, Cassius, Claudia, Cornelia
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- Antonio Banderas
- Antonio Vivaldi
- San Antonio SpursTexas professional basketball team
- Anton Chekhov
- Anton Chekov