Male Ukrainian name (Анатолій)
Anatolii (Ukrainian: Анатолій) is a male name of Greek origin meaning «eastern», «from the east», or «rising» — like the sun at dawn.
The name derives from Ancient Greek Ἀνατόλιος (Anatólios), formed from ἀνατολή (anatolē, «east, sunrise»). The Greeks used this term for the inhabitants of the eastern lands — Asia Minor, known to this day as Anatolia. The name entered Christian tradition through several early Christian saints, notably Saint Anatolius, Patriarch of Constantinople (5th century), and Saint Anatolius of the Kyiv Caves Monastery. In Ukrainian culture, Anatolii became established through church tradition and spread widely in the 20th century.
From Ancient Greek Anatolē («east, sunrise»); related to the name of the historical region Anatolia (Asia Minor).
Equivalents in other languages: Anatole / Anatol (French, English, Polish), Anatolio (Italian, Spanish), Анатолий (Russian), Anatolijs (Latvian), Anatolijus (Lithuanian).
Толічка, Толюня, Толяша, Анатолька, Тошенька.
| Nominative | Анатолій |
| Genitive | Анатолія |
| Dative | Анатолієві |
| Accusative | Анатолія |
| Instrumental | Анатолієм |
| Locative | Анатолієві |
| Vocative | Анатолію |