Înton
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Contents
1
Romanian
1.1
Alternative forms
1.2
Etymology
1.3
Proper noun
1.4
References
Romanian
Alternative forms
Îndon
Etymology
From
Latin
Antonius
[1]
.
Doublet
of
Antoniu
.
Proper noun
Înton
(
popular
,
archaic
)
or
(
obsolete
)
used to refer to
Saint
Anthony
; found as an element in some place names or old texts
References
^
http://florinfrunza.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/11/FD2010.pdf
Categories
:
Romanian terms inherited from Latin
Romanian terms derived from Latin
Romanian doublets
Romanian lemmas
Romanian proper nouns
Romanian terms with archaic senses
Romanian terms with obsolete senses
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