Înton

Romanian

Alternative forms

  • Îndon

Etymology

Inherited from Latin Antonius.[1] Doublet of Antoniu and Antonie / Anton.

Proper noun

Înton

  1. (popular, archaic) or (obsolete) used to refer to Saint Anthony; found as an element in some place names or old texts

References

  1. ^ http://florinfrunza.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/11/FD2010.pdf
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