Forename 仁

In the entire world, 仁 (Jin , 仁 , Hitoshi ) is a common gender-neutral first name. The given name 仁 is characteristic of Macao, where it is quite a common gender-neutral name, Brunei, where it is quite a common masculine name, and Mongolia, where it is quite a common feminine name. In absolute terms, it is the most numerous in China, the United States, and Japan. More frequently, 仁 is the last name as well as the forename.

Translations, transliterations and names similar to the name 仁

name 人志, name レン, name Хитоси, name 仁氏, name Ren, name 仁義, name Masashi, name Jin, name じん, name ひとし, name ヒトシ, name 等, name Hitoshi, name 仁徳, name 仁姓, name 均, name Rén, name ジン, name 仁, name マサシ

VARIANT	COUNTRY
Jin	Myanmar, United States, Indonesia, Malaysia, China
仁	China
Hitoshi, Masashi	Malaysia, United States, Indonesia, Japan, China

First names said to be same

Ren, Rén, Хитоси, じん, ひとし, ジン, ヒトシ, マサシ, レン, 人志, 仁姓, 仁徳, 仁氏, 仁義, 均, and 等

First name 仁 in the context

仁 is also a popular name for the fictitious and mythical characters: Jin Kageno , the fictional character from Inazuma Eleven; Jin Kisaragi , the fictional character from BlazBlue, BlazBlue: Calamity Trigger; Jin , the fictional character from Samurai Champloo; Wang Ren , the Dream of the Red Chamber character and Jin Kazama , the character in Tekken, Tekken 4, and in many other works.

Notable namesakes

	木村仁 Japanese politician, JP (b. 1934)
	三迫仁志 Japanese boxer (1934-2019), JP (b. 1934)
	草野仁 JP (b. 1944)
	斉藤仁 Japanese judoka (1961-2015), JP (b. 1961)
	与田仁志 JP (b. 1956)
	中根仁 Japanese baseball player, JP (b. 1966)
	崎元仁 Japanese composer, JP (b. 1969)
	黄川田仁志 Japanese politician, JP (b. 1970)
	種田仁 baseball player, JP (b. 1971)
	田丸仁 Japanese baseball player, JP (b. 1926)
	多村仁志 baseball player, JP (b. 1977)
	吉村仁 Japanese bureaucrat, JP (b. 1930)
	小山仁示 Japanese historian, JP (b. 1931)
	塩田仁史 Japanese association football player, JP (b. 1981)
	和角仁 Japanese critic, JP (b. 1932)