131 Variations of John - Page 7

  1. Iwan
    • Hovhannes
      • Seann
        • Jöns
          • Jante
            • Ioannikios
              • Jovo
                • Origin:

                  Croation, Serbian, Montenegrin diminutive of Jovan
                • Meaning:

                  "God is Gracious"
                • Description:

                  This short form of Jovan — one of many international variants of John — makes a cool and distinctive choice, as both a nickname and a given name.
              • Ionela
                • Origin:

                  Romanian feminine form of John
                • Meaning:

                  "God is gracious"
                • Description:

                  Popular in Romania and Moldova, this feminine form of John also lends itself to nicknames Nela and Nel.
              • Xhoana
                • Origin:

                  Albanian variation of Joan
                • Meaning:

                  "God is gracious"
                • Description:

                  Notably borne by musician Xhoana Xheneti — known professionally as Xhoana X — Xhoana is an Albanian form of Joan. It ultimately derives from John, making it one of many international, feminine variations.
              • Siún
                • Origin:

                  Irish variation of Susan or John
                • Meaning:

                  "lily; God is gracious"
                • Description:

                  This rare Irish name can be used as a variant of Susan, or as a form of Siobhan, itself a feminine form of John. Siún appears in a classic Irish song, Siún Ní Dhuibhir , about a man's brief encounter with a woman named Siún and the fleeting nature of love.
              • Janneke
                • Origin:

                  Dutch feminine form of Jan or John, Hebrew
                • Meaning:

                  "God is gracious"
                • Description:

                  A jaunty and charming name of Dutch origin, Janneke is a feminine form of Jan, itself a variant of John. It's a fairly familiar name in The Netherland and was in the Top 300 in the 2000s.