The name Anatoly is a distinguished male name of Russian origin, pronounced as uh-NAH-tuh-lee (/əˈnɑtəli/). It derives from the Greek name Anatolios, meaning "sunrise" or "east," symbolizing new beginnings and hope. Variations of the name include Anatol and Anatoli. While not commonly found in the United States, its unique charm has seen occasional use over the years, with sporadic occurrences noted in official records. For instance, it was given to five newborns in both 2022 and 2005, ranking at 12,313 and 11,471 respectively. The highest recorded usage within recent decades was in 2001 when six babies were named Anatoly, placing it at rank 9,242. This rare yet meaningful name carries with it a sense of cultural richness and historical depth that might appeal to parents looking for something distinctive yet profound for their child.
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