noun Uncommon

Antoine

ANT-wan

Antoine (noun) means a male given name of French origin, equivalent to Anthony. Example: “Antoine moved to Paris to study art.”

noun

A male given name of French origin, equivalent to Anthony.

"Antoine moved to Paris to study art."

How to use Antoine

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishThe French version of the name Anthony.

Easily confused with

anthony → anton →

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_____ moved to Paris to study art.

The French form of the Latin name Antonius, a doublet of Anthony.

Origin: Latin

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What does “Antoine” mean?

The word “Antoine” means a male given name of French origin, equivalent to Anthony. In plain terms, the French version of the name Anthony.

How do you pronounce “Antoine”?

“Antoine” is pronounced ANT-wan (/ˈænt.waːn/ in IPA).

How do you use “Antoine” in a sentence?

Here is “Antoine” used in a sentence: “Antoine moved to Paris to study art.”

What part of speech is “Antoine”?

“Antoine” is a noun.

Where does the word “Antoine” come from?

The word “Antoine” comes from Latin. The French form of the Latin name Antonius, a doublet of Anthony.

Is “Antoine” a common word?

“Antoine” is an uncommon word in modern English.