Antonín is a Czech masculine given name, used as the Czech form of Antoninus and also as the Czech equivalent of Anthony (from Antonius).EtymologyThe name ultimately traces to the Roman family name Antonius of Etruscan origin. Its derivative, Antoninus, was a Roman cognomen. In Czech, Antonín became established as the form of both Antoninus and Antonius.Notable BearersA famous bearer was the famed Czech composer Antonín Dvořák (1841–1904), who is known for symphonies, chamber music, and operas. Other notable figures include Czech sculptor Antonín, and also Antonín as a given name in Czech Republic carries on the traditionCultural SignificanceAntonín is a common name in Czech Republic, reflecting centuries of Christian tradition. The Latin forms, through Saints Antonius and Antoninus, gave rise to many local variants across Europe. The name also appears in Slovak and older Slavic recordsMeaning: Czech form of Antoninus/Antonius, ultimately 'priceless' or 'flower' (by folk etymology)Origin: Czech (from Latin)Type: Given nameUsage regions: Czech Republic, Slovakia