#Antoine
- Antoaneta — A Romanian feminine given name, borrowed through cultural channels from the French language (Antoinette), representing a diminutive form of the name Antoine (Anthony). Based on the ancient Roman family name Antonius, this given name evokes a classic elegance and historical distinction, having been borne by famous royal figures (such as Queen Marie Antoinette of France) and remaining a popular name in modern urban onomastics.
- Antoine — A given name and surname of French origin, representing the direct regional variant of the Latin name 'Antonius' (meaning 'priceless' or 'one who confronts adversaries'). In a cultural and historical context, it is used in the Romanian space as a borrowed Gallic anthroponym, structurally associated with international literary, artistic, or scientific personalities, preserving its original spelling and cosmopolitan resonance in official documents and biographical works.
- Arnauld — The name of an illustrious 17th-century French family, closely tied to the Jansenist movement and the Port-Royal monastery. Its most famous member is Antoine Arnauld (called 'the Great Arnauld'), a theologian, mathematician, and Cartesian philosopher, co-author of the famous 'Port-Royal Logic', known for his intellectual rigor and dogmatic polemics against the Jesuits.