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Saint Anthony of Padua
Religious
1195
Portuguese Catholic priest and friar of the Franciscan Order, Doctor of the Church
Anthory
Boy
#40050 most popular
American
English
Meanings & Origins
"priceless one, of inestimable worth"
Origin: Latin/Etruscan
Language: English
"flowering, flourishing"
Origin: Greek
Language: English
Popularity
#40050
Current Rank
Rare
Trend
3
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“A rare spelling of the timeless classic Anthony”
Origin & Etymology
Anthory appears to be an uncommon spelling variant of Anthony, which derives from the Roman family name Antonius. The etymology of Antonius is uncertain but may relate to the Greek anthos (flower) or priceless, of inestimable worth from Etruscan origins. The spelling Anthory may reflect a phonetic variation or regional dialect spelling.
Popularity Story
Anthory is an extremely rare spelling variant of Anthony. Anthony itself has been a top-10 name in the United States for much of the 20th and 21st centuries, ranking in the top 5 for many decades.
Cultural Significance
The Anthony/Antonius name lineage has produced some of histories most notable figures, from Saint Anthony of Padua to Marc Antony of ancient Rome. The name carries associations of strength, leadership, and spiritual devotion.
Fun Facts
- Anthony has been a top-25 name in the United States for over 100 years
- Saint Anthony of Padua is one of the most popular Catholic saints, invoked for finding lost items
Anthory in Other Languages
Greek
Αντώνιος
French
Antoine
German
Anton
Italian
Antonio
Spanish
Antonio
Portuguese
Antonio
Popularity Over Time
Hidden Gem
No historical data available.
Nicknames
Tony
Ant
Anth
Middle Names
James
Michael
David
Robert
Lee
Paul
John
Name Vibe
Classic
Strong
Bold
Famous People Named Anthory
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Marc Antony
Military
Roman general and statesman, triumvir of Rome and lover of Cleopatra VII of Egypt