Antonne is a distinctive given name of French origin, derived from the medieval male given name Antoine, which itself evolved from the Latin 'Antonius'. This name was popularized through its association with early Christian saints such as Anthony the Great and Anthony of Padua. Over time, Antonne has emerged as a unique variant of Antoine, offering a distinct identity while still carrying the historical significance and charm of its namesake.
"Antonne had 11 babies named Antonne between 1968 and 1975, with a gap of seven years where no Antonnes were born."