Toni, pronounced simply “TOH-nee,” started life as the sprightly short form of Antonia and Anthony—names that trace back to the ancient Roman family clan Antonius and carry the shimmering meaning “priceless” or “beyond praise.” Over the decades, Toni has danced through American pop culture with an effortlessly cool vibe, borne by legends such as Nobel-winning novelist Toni Morrison and powerhouse vocalist Toni Braxton. The name hit its stride in mid-century baby books, but its recent, lower-key ranking only makes it feel more boutique—like a vintage jacket rediscovered and suddenly on-trend again. With just four letters, Toni delivers a punch of confidence and approachability: part tomboy, part sophisticate, 100 percent friendly. For parents looking for a name that grows from playground to boardroom without losing its spark, Toni offers priceless value in a compact, modern package.
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