Forename Aun

Across the world, Aun (عون , Aun , Аун , along with others...) is quite a common largely masculine, but uncommonly female forename. The first name Aun is characteristic of Libya, where it is quite a rare primarily masculine, but very infrequently female name, Iraq, where it is quite a rare masculine name, and Jordan, where it is quite a rare predominantly male, but scarcely girly name. Measured by absolute frequency, the name is most common in Iraq, India, and Saudi Arabia. Likewise, Aun is the last name as well as the forename.

Translations, transliterations and names similar to the name Aun

name Aun, name Aún, name အုန်း, name Àűń, name အုန္း, name အုန္, name Àûñ, name عون, name အုံ, name アゥン, name Ǻũñ, name Aaun, name Ãűñ, name Aoun, name Aùń, name Ãùñ, name Âúñ, name Ãûñ, name און, name အုံး, name Аун, name น้า, name Âûn, name Ãŭñ, name Adhuc, name Àùñ, name アウン, name Ǻúń, name เนี๊ยะอั๋น

VARIANT	COUNTRY
عون	Syria, Iraq, Egypt, Yemen, Libya
Aun	Myanmar, Pakistan, Indonesia, Malaysia, India
Аун	Kazakhstan, Ukraine, Russia
アウン	Japan

First names said to be same

Aaun, Adhuc, Aoun, Aùń, Aún, Àùñ, Àûñ, Àűń, Âúñ, Âûn, Ãùñ, Ãûñ, Ãŭñ, Ãűñ, Ǻúń, Ǻũñ, און, น้า, เนี๊ยะอั๋น, အုန္, အုန္း, အုန်း, အုံ, အုံး, and アゥン

Notable namesakes

	aun arnasson (b. 775)
	lim swee aun Member of the Cabinet of Malaysia, MY (b. 1915)
	soh chin aun Malaysian footballer, MY (b. 1950)
	heah hock aun badminton player, MY (b. 1932)
	aun könig von schweden Peerage person ID=672987
	tan sin aun Singapore Judo participant who won a gold medal at the 6th Southeast Asian Peninsular (SEAP) Games in Kuala Lumpur (1971), a gold medal at the 7th SEAP in Singapore (1973) and a bronze medal at the 9th SEAP Games in Kuala Lumpur (1977), SG
	aun raza researcher
	aun chaudhry Pakistani politician
	aun wee chong researcher (ORCID 0000-0001-6928-7095)
	aun muhammad researcher
	aun haider reseacher in New Zealand
	aun ali researcher
	aun tan AU (b. 1980)
	aun hoe goh
	aun abbas Pakistani cricketer, PK (b. 1998)