Throughout the world, Marc-Antoine (Marc-Antoine 
) is quite a rare boy's first name. The first name Marc-Antoine is habitual in France, where it is quite a rare boy's name, New Zealand, and Belgium, where it is a rare boy's name. Not in comparison with a country's population, it most frequently occurs in France, Canada, and New Zealand. Much less frequently, Marc-Antoine is the last name as well as the forename. Parts of the name also exists independently as a first name Marc, and a first name Antoine.
| VARIANT | COUNTRY |
|---|---|
| Marc-Antoine | Haiti, France, Canada, Belgium, Ivory Coast |
Marc'Antonio, Marcantonio, Marco Antonio, Marco António, Marco Antônio, and Mark Anthony
Marc-Antoine is also a name for the fictitious and mythical characters: Marc-Antoine , the operatic character in the opera Cléopâtre by Jules Massenet.
|
marc-antoine girard de saint-amant French poet (1594-1661), FR (b. 1594) |
|
|
marc-antoine de saint-pol hécourt FR (b. 1665) |
|
|
marc-antoine de dampierre French composer and hornist, FR (b. 1676) |
|
| marc-antoine de la bastide (b. 1624) |
|
|
| marc-antoine hersan French professor, FR (b. 1649) |
|
|
| marc-antoine oudinet FR (b. 1643) |
|
|
|
marc-antoine lefebvre FR (b. 1700) |
|
| marc-antoine legrand French actor (1673-1728), FR (b. 1673) |
|
|
|
marc-antoine eidous French writer, translator and Encyclopedist, FR (b. 1724) |
|
|
marc-antoine thierry de ville-d'avray French politician (1732-1792), FR (b. 1732) |
|
|
marc-antoine de noé FR (b. 1724) |
|
|
marc-antoine berdolet French priest, FR (b. 1740) |
|
|
marc-antoine jullien French politician, FR (b. 1744) |
|
| marc-antoine taxil French poet (1704-1783), FR (b. 1704) |
|
|
|
marc-antoine charrier French civil law notary, FR (b. 1755) |
|
Cyr, Lavoie, Nadeau, Fortin, Bernier, Boucher, Richard, Lambert, Legault, Ouellet, Cloutier, Bergeron, Beaulieu, Bouchard, Rousseau, Gauthier, Gosselin, Lefebvre, Therrien, Tremblay, Turcotte, Fournier, Landry, Girard, Gagné, Gagnon, Roy, Dion, Guay, Joly, Jean, Morin, Auger, Caron, Blais, Petit, Bélanger, Dubé, Martin, Martel, Savard, Simard, Côté, Perron, Poulin, Dionne, Durand, Dufour, Lemay, and Pelletier