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Frisian, Dutch variation of Johannes
"God is gracious"
Hungarian variation of John
Scandinavian
"Jan's son"
Dutch
Scandinavian, variation of Janson, Jansen
Portuguese
"January"
Latin
"doorway"
English month name from Latin
English month name, Latin
Polish form of Johannes or John, Hebrew
French word name
Invented name
"God is gracious + my pleasantness"
Hebrew
"expansion"
Diminutive of Japheth
"he expands"
Punjabi, Sikh
"holy chanting of word"
Literary name
English and French
"supplanter"
Hindu, Slovakian, Spanish, or Arabic
"rock-rose or earthen water jug"
"honeycomb or honeysuckle"
"he will struggle"
"he descends"
Slavic
"spring"
Hybrid name
Variation of Yaritza or Yaretzi
"friend of the enchanted waters; you will always be loved"
Short form of Jalmari, Finnish
"helmet protector"
Serbian, Croatian, and Russian deity
Hindi-Sanskrit
"mother or legendary bird"
Swedish variation of Earl
"nobleman"
Anglicization of Iarlaithe, Irish
"tributary lord; sovereign"
English from French Germain
