Anatoli (first name)
Anatoli is a Greek given name. In Russia and Ukraine, the name is mainly male.
Origin and meaning
Greek : Ανατολιος (Anatolios), sunrise '
variants
- French : Anatole
- Latin : Anatolius
- Latvian : Anatols
- Lithuanian : Anatolijus
- Polish : Anatol , Anatoliusz
- Russian : Анатолий (Anatolij / Anatoli)
- Ukrainian : Анатолій (Anatolij)
- Belarusian : Анатоль (Anatol)
distribution
The first name is particularly popular in the Orthodox world (Russia and Ukraine).
Well-known namesake
- Anatol
- Anatol Pawlowitsch Lieven (1872–1937), Baltic German officer in the Imperial Russian Army
- Anatole
- Anatole Demidoff di San Donato (1813–1870), Russian industrialist and promoter of science and art
- Anatole France (1844-1924), French writer; Nobel Prize for Literature
- Anatole de Grunwald (1910–1967), Russian film producer in Great Britain
- Anatole Kitain (1903–1980), Russian-American concert pianist
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- Anatoli Leonidowitsch Adamischin (* 1934), Russian diplomat, politician and businessman
- Anatoli Michailowitsch Albul (1936-2013), Soviet wrestler
- Anatoly Nikolajewitsch Alexandrow (1888–1982), Russian composer
- Anatoly Walentinowitsch Bogdanow (* 1981), Russian-Kazakh football player
- Anatoli Nikolajewitsch Bukrejew (1958–1997), Soviet / Russian mountaineer
- Anatoli Anatoljewitsch Durow (1887–1928), Russian animal trainer
- Anatoli Filatow (poker player) (* 1988), Russian poker player
- Anatoli Wassiljewitsch Firsow (1941–2000), Russian ice hockey player
- Anatoli Timofejewitsch Fomenko (* 1945), Russian mathematician
- Anatoly Gerasimow (1945–2013), Russian jazz musician, composer and arranger
- Anatoli Pavlovich Grizenko (* 1958), Ukrainian-Russian politician
- Anatoly Gurtovoi , Russian businessman and poker player
- Anatoli Wassiljewitsch Ivanov (musician) (1934–2012), Russian solo timpanist, composer and conductor
- Anatoli Iwanowitsch Kalaschnikow (1930–2007), Soviet and Russian graphic artist
- Anatoly Evgenjewitsch Karpow (* 1951), Russian chess grandmaster
- Anatoly Andrejewitsch Kaschirow (* 1987), Russian basketball player
- Anatoli Michailowitsch Kaschpirowski (* 1939), Russian psychotherapist, hypnotist and faith healer
- Anatoli Lasarewitsch Kolodkin (1928–2011), Russian lawyer, from 1996 to 2008 judge at the International Tribunal for the Sea
- Anatoly Sergejewitsch Komarowski (1909–1955), Russian musician
- Anatoli Krikun (* 1948), Soviet basketball player and coach
- Anatoli Issajewitsch Kudrjawizki (* 1954), Russian-Irish writer and translator
- Anatoly Jakowlewitsch Lein (1931-2018), Soviet, later American chess master
- Anatoli Konstantinowitsch Lyadow (1855–1914), Russian composer
- Anatoli Wassiljewitsch Lunatscharski (1875–1933), People's Commissar for Education in post-revolutionary Russia
- Anatoli Stepanowitsch Lutikow (1933–1989), Soviet chess player and coach
- Anatoly Evstignejewitsch Masljonkin (1930–1988), Soviet football player
- Anatoli Arkadjewitsch Michailow (* 1936), Soviet athlete
- Anatoli Felixowitsch Osmolowski (* 1969), Russian action artist and curator
- Anatoli Nikolajewitsch Pepeljajew (1891–1938), Russian general and White Guard
- Anatoli Markowitsch Schabotinski (1938–2008), Russian physicist
- Anatoly Anatoljewitsch Semjonow (* 1962), Soviet-Russian ice hockey player and coach
- Anatoli Jakowlewitsch Solowjow (* 1948), Soviet cosmonaut
- Anatoli Timofejewitsch Swerew (1931–1986), Russian painter
- Anatoly Wladimirowitsch Tarasow (1918–1995), Soviet ice hockey player and coach
- Anatoli Borissowitsch Tschubais (* 1955), Russian politician and entrepreneur
- Anatoli Moissejewitsch Vershik (* 1933), Russian mathematician
- Anatoly Georgijewitsch Wituschkin (1931-2004), Russian mathematician
- Anatoly
- Anatolij Bondarchuk (* 1940), Soviet Ukrainian hammer thrower and Olympic champion
- Anatoly Khorosov (1924–2011), Ukrainian ice hockey official
- Anatolij Demjanenko (* 1959), Ukrainian soccer coach and former soccer player
- Anatolij Hryzenko (* 1957), Ukrainian military and politician
- Anatolij Kaschtan (* 1987), Ukrainian racing cyclist
- Anatoly Kinach (* 1954), Ukrainian politician
- Anatolij Mohiljow (* 1955), Ukrainian politician and Minister of the Interior from 2010 to 2011
- Anatolij Onoprijenko (1959–2013), Ukrainian serial killer
- Anatolij Pachtussow (* 1985), Ukrainian road cyclist
- Anatolij Pysarenko (* 1958), Soviet weightlifter
- Anatolij Slenko (* 1938), Ukrainian politician and diplomat
- Anatolij Sossnitskij (* 1990), Ukrainian cyclist
- Anatolij Michailowitsch Stößel (1848–1915), Russian baron and a general in the Imperial Russian Army
- Anatoly Tymoschtschuk (* 1979), Ukrainian football player
- Anatolios
- Anatolios of Constantinople († 458), Patriarch of Constantinople from 451 to 458
- Anatols
- Anatols Imermanis (1914–1998), Latvian writer and painter
- Anatoly
- Anatoly Bannik (1921–2013), Soviet chess player
- Anatoly Liberman (* 1937), Russian-American English, German and Scandinavian linguist and medievalist