Globally, Dieudonné (Dieudonne 
, Dieudonné ) is a common principally boy's, but very infrequently girly first name. The first name Dieudonné is characteristic of Sub-Saharan Africa, particularly Cameroon, where it is a common boy's name, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, where it is quite a common largely boy's, but uncommonly girly name, and Gabon, where it is quite a common masculine name (explore the name in all countries). Not in comparison with a country's population, the name is most common in Sub-Saharan Africa, particularly Cameroon, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, and Ethiopia. Very seldom, Dieudonné is the last name as well as the forename.
Dieudonné is also a name for the fictitious and mythical characters: .
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dieudonné de gozon Grand Master of the Knights Hospitaller, FR (b. 1350) |
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| dieudonné deneux painter from Liège, BE (b. 1700) |
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| dieudonné raick (b. 1702) |
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| dieudonné, baron de copis, vicomte de bavay 6 Sep 1714 - 17 Apr 1777 (b. 1714) |
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| dieudonné gabriel toussaint (too-sang), Austrian naturalist, b. in Vienna in 1717; d. in Schoenbrunn in 1799 (b. 1717) |
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| dieudonné labye FR (b. 1712) |
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| dieudonné thiébault French poet, FR (b. 1733) |
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| dieudonné-pascal pieltain Belgian composer, BE (b. 1754) |
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| dieudonné dubois French politician (1759-1804), FR (b. 1759) |
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dieudonné lancelot French painter and lithographer (1822-1894), FR (b. 1823) |
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| dieudonné du val de beaulieu politician (1786-1844), BE (b. 1786) |
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| dieudonné stas newspaper proprietor, BE (b. 1791) |
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| dieudonné duguet Belgian composer, BE (b. 1794) |
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dieudonné salme BE (b. 1836) |
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| dieudonné jullien Belgian politician and lawyer (1805-1878), BE (b. 1805) |
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