Arabic: Tanios

Anton Szandor LaVey, founder of the Church of Satan and author of The Satanic Bible

Russian: Anton (Антон)

Norwegian: Tonik

Anton, a mythological son of Hercules created by Mark Antony and from whom he claimed descent

Lithuanian: Antanas

Oriya: Totono

Anton Newcombe, American rock musician

Anton Volchenkov, a defenseman for the Ottawa Senators

Anton, Colorado, United States

Anton Geesink, a Dutch judoka and IOC-member

Anton, Texas, United States

Mikael Antonsson, Swedish footballer nicknamed Anton

Anton Karas, noted Viennese zither player

James Anton, American musician

Anton Tkáč, a Slovak track cyclist

Latin: Antonius

Catalan: Antoni, Toni

Croatian: Antun, Anton, Ante (Diminutives: Toni, Tonči, Tonček, Tuna)

Czech: Antonín, Tonda, Toník, Toňa, Tóna

Dutch: Antonie, Anthonie, Antoon, Anton, Anthonis, Antheunis, Toon, Ton, Teunis, Tony, Tonnie

Estonian: Anton, Tõnis, Tõnn, Tõnu

Finnish: Toni

French: Antoine

Greek: Antonis, Antonaki (Diminutive: Nanaqui, Naki)

Hungarian: Antal

Italian: Antonio

Polish: Antoni, Antek

Portuguese: António (Brazilian Portuguese: Antônio)

Romanian: Anton, Antoniu, Toni, Toniţa

Spanish: Antonio (Diminutive: Toño)

Anton, a personal name from the same root as Antonius or Anthony