Antun (אַנְתּוּן) is the Aramaic second-person plural pronoun meaning "ye" or "you (all)." It is the plural counterpart to H607 (antah). It appears in Daniel 3:14 when Nebuchadnezzar directly addresses Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego regarding their refusal to bow to his golden image.
The address "you three" by Nebuchadnezzar to the Hebrew men stands at the center of one of Scripture's greatest displays of courageous faithfulness. Their collective "we will not serve your gods" (Daniel 3:18) models community solidarity in faith. The furnace scene then reveals the fourth figure — the Son of God walking with them — a Christophany demonstrating that God accompanies His people through fiery trials. The plural pronoun captures the communal nature of faith under persecution.