Anatol

or An·a·tole

[ an-uh-tohl ]

noun

1. a first name: from a Greek word meaning “sunrise.”

Example Sentences

Former Moldovan Defence Minister Anatol Salaru said the election would decide whether Moldova would "continue the process of European integration or return to the Russia fold".

From BBC

Anatol Clement Bannem, the U.N. peacekeeping mission’s program coordinator in Bouar, said many fighters who leave armed groups wait for months to enter the program.

From Seattle Times

Outside a polling station in the capital on Sunday, retiree Anatol Mosanu said he voted for a “better life, better roads … for tomorrow to be better than today.”

From Seattle Times

Anatol Ugorski, 80, a classical pianist who left the Soviet Union in 1990 to land in East Berlin and start a musical career when he was approaching 50, died Sept. 5.

From Seattle Times

"There are several pillars of Lukashenko's regime: the main ones are Putin and fear," says Anatol Liabedzka.

From BBC