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Forename Ján

Throughout the world, Ján (Ján Slovakia Czechia Serbia Austria Germany, Ян Russia Ukraine Belarus Kazakhstan Azerbaijan, 揚 China, along with others...) is a common masculine first name. The forename Ján is characteristic of Eastern Europe, particularly Slovakia, where it is a common masculine name, Ukraine, where it is quite a common male name, and Russia, where it is quite a rare masculine name. Much less frequently, Ján is the last name as well as the forename.

Jesus fishJán is also a name from the Bible. Explore more in our Biblical names portal!

Translations, transliterations and names similar to the name Ján

name Janez, name Yann, name 扬, name Ivan, name ইয়ান, name Ján, name Yan, name 贾恩, name Johannes, name Jáno, name Juan, name 揚, name Janos, name Jan, name ヤン, name יאן, name Jovan, name جان, name John, name 延, name Johann, name يان, name ジャン, name 让, name Ioannes, name Ян, Жан, name Yohanes, name 雅恩, name Ioan, name Ян
VARIANTCOUNTRY
Ján Serbia, Austria, Slovakia, Czechia, Germany
Ян Azerbaijan, Russia, Kazakhstan, Ukraine, Belarus
China
יאן Israel
يان Saudi Arabia, Algeria, Iraq, Sudan, Egypt

First name Ján in the context

Ján is also a prevalent name for the fictitious and mythical characters: John the Apostle , the apostle of Jesus; son of Zebedee and Salome, brother of James; traditionally identified with John the Evangelist, John of Patmos, and the Beloved Disciple, Gospel of Mark; Jan Bronski , the fictional character from The Tin Drum by Günter Grass; General Dodonna , the character in the Star Wars universe, Star Wars: Episode IV – A New Hope; Ivan Orav , the ultra-patriotic fictional character created by Andrus Kivirähk, Ivan Orava mälestused and Jan Brady , the character from The Brady Bunch, and in many other works.

Notable namesakes

picture of ján z turca ján z turca ján z turca Hungarian historian, SK (b. 1435) link
ján lang (b. 1450) link
ján vii. druget (b. 1450) link
ján silván Slovak poet, composer and writer, SK (b. 1493) link
ján andrici SK (b. 1550) link
ján kyjanka SK (b. 1550) link
ján frišovic SK (b. 1552) link
ján pruno fraštacký SK (b. 1560) link
ján thurzo SK (b. 1570) link
ján abrahamides SK (b. 1570) link
ján filický Slovak writer and poet (1585-1622), SK (b. 1585) link
ján kalinka SK (b. 1576) link
ján hadik SK (b. 1585) link
ján pinner SK (b. 1586) link
ján duchoň (b. 1596) link

Characteristic surnames

Ing, Novák, Hudák, Vrabec, Oravec, Šimko, Molnár, Sedlák, Baláž, Kollár, Kováč, Králik, Pavlík, Rusnák, Lupták, Farkaš, Šoltés, Michalko, Chovanec, Kováčik, Jánošík, Haluška, Takáč, Lukáč, Gajdoš, Krnáč, Kmec, Nagy, Čech, Marko, Sabol, Danko, Gonda, Lacko, Tomko, Tóth, Horváth, Tkáč, Varga, Zajac, Švec, Mikula, Mikuš, Murín, Bartko, Bučko, Bielik, Kozák, Hudec, and Jankovič