A female given name of Italian origin, a diminutive form related to 'Anthony,' meaning 'priceless' or 'of great worth.'
Italian feminine diminutive of 'Antonio,' derived from the Roman family name 'Antonius,' possibly from the Etruscan word 'anti' meaning 'priceless.' The '-ella' suffix is a common Italian diminutive ending that makes names sound more affectionate.
The name Antonella became especially popular in Italy and among Italian communities worldwide, and it's interesting that many prestigious surnames—like those of Renaissance artists and nobility—use the '-ella' diminutive to create a sense of intimacy and affection.
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