Anthrakitis (, before 1947: ÃÂñüùýùìÃÂ, Kaminias) is a settlement in Ioannina regional unit, Epirus, Greece.
The toponym stems from the modern Greek noun kamini, derived from the ancient Greek kaminos and the suffix -ia, from -ea. The nouns of the word kaminia means 'the content or one-time product of a kiln' and kamineia 'the firing'. The word is a loanword in the Romance languages, in the Slavic languages, in Albanian and also used in southern Italian placenames.
The village is inhabited by Greeks, Arvanite families who assimilated into the local population and some Sarakatsani who settled in the village during the early 20th century. The arrival of Orthodox Albanians (locally called "Arvanites") occurred in the modern period and originate from the wider Souli area in central Greek Epirus, while the Sarakatsani are Greek speakers.