Anatolius

English

Etymology

From Latin Anatolius, from Ancient Greek ἀνατολή (anatolḗ, “sunrise”). Name of early saints in the Eastern Orthodox Church.

Proper noun

Anatolius

A male given name from Ancient Greek, of only historical usage (though its cognates are common given names in Eastern Europe).

Related terms

Anatoli

Translations

male given name

Arabic: أَنَاتُولِي m (ʔanatūlī)
Armenian: Անատոլի (Anatoli)
Belarusian: Анатолій m (Anatólij), Анатоль m (Anatólʹ)
Bulgarian: Анатолий m (Anatolij)
Chinese:
Mandarin: 阿納托利／阿纳托利 (Ānàtuōlì), 阿納托里／阿纳托里 (Ānàtuōlǐ)
Esperanto: Anatolo (eo)
French: Anatole (fr) m
German: Anatol (de) m
Greek: Ανατολή (el) m (Anatolí)
Hebrew: אנטולי m
Hindi: अनातोली m (anātolī), अनाटोली m (anāṭolī)
Hungarian: Anatol (hu)
Italian: Anatolio (it) m
Japanese: アナトーリー (Anatōrī), アナトリー (Anatorī)
Macedonian: Анатолиј m (Anatolij)
Persian: آناتولی (fa) (ânâtoli)
Polish: Anatol (pl) m
Portuguese: Anatólio m
Russian: Анато́лий (ru) m (Anatólij)
Spanish: Anatolio m
Ukrainian: Анатолій m (Anatolij), Анатоль (uk) m (Anatolʹ)

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