Forename Hos

In the entire world, Hos (Hos , Horse ) is quite a common primarily masculine, but scarcely girly given name. The forename Hos is habitual in Northern Africa, particularly Egypt, where it is quite a rare primarily male, but very seldom female name, Tunisia, where it is quite a rare masculine name, and Algeria. In absolute terms, it is the most numerous in Northern Africa, particularly Egypt, Algeria, and Morocco. Also, Hos is the last name as well as the forename.

Translations, transliterations and names similar to the name Hos

VARIANT	COUNTRY
Hos	Saudi Arabia, Algeria, Egypt, United States, Bangladesh
Horse	Indonesia, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, United States, Bangladesh

First names said to be same

Aoi, Casa, Chez, Fos, Foss, Fus, Hase, Haso, Hoarse, Housse, Houx, Hoç, Hoś, Hoš, Hus, Hòs, Hòś, Hòš, Hós, Hô, Hôs, Hôç, Hôś, Hôš, Hõs, Hõç, Hõś, Hõš, Hās, Hős, Hőś, Hőš, Hǿṧ, Ĥos, Ĥô, Ĥŏś, Ĥőç, Гос, Гось, Хос, הוס, הוש, חוס, חוש, ฮอส, ហូស, and ホス

First name Hos in the context

Hos is also a name for the fictitious and mythical characters: horse of Sinterklaas , character in Winky's Horse; horse trainer , the fictional character from So Dear to My Heart; horse tender , the fictional character from Johnny Tremain; Horse , the musical character in the musical The Wind in the Willows by George Stiles and Horse / Swallow / Fieldmouse , the musical character in the musical The Wind in the Willows by George Stiles.