Forename Jan-Martin

All around the world, Jan-Martin (Jan-Martin ) is a rare boy's given name. The given name Jan-Martin is characteristic of Western Europe, particularly Germany, where it is a rare male name. Much less frequently, Jan-Martin is the last name as well as the forename. Parts of the name also exists independently as a last name Jan, and a first name Martin.

Translations, transliterations and names similar to the name Jan-Martin

VARIANT	COUNTRY
Jan-Martin	Germany, Sweden, Norway, Philippines, Netherlands

First names said to be same

Jean-Martin, and Ян-Мартін

Notable namesakes

	jan-martin berentsen Norwegian missionary, NO (b. 1939)
	jan-martin hemke Dr. rer. nat. Christian-Albrechts-Universität zu Kiel 2005
	jan-martin heldt researcher
	jan-martin kuhnigk researcher
	jan-martin kuhnigk Dr.-Ing. Universität Bremen 2008
	jan-martin warzecha Dr. rer. nat. Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz 1997
	jan-martin kleinkauf Ph.D. Universität Bielefeld 1998
	jan-martin bröer German rower, DE (b. 1982)

Characteristic surnames

Arps, Richter, Gräper, Glöckner, Leblanc, Wagener, Winters, Weßels, Molegraaf, Kleuser, Schüler, Lowendahl, Nummensalo, Heidrich, Fjellman, Wagenaar, Weihbrecht, Schröder, Sørensen, Berghuis, Braasch, Müller, Visser, Kirk, Gast, Hopf, Veit, Bauer, Luisk, Schans, Calulo, Becker, Borman, Buhaug, Koetje, Klinge, Passig, Dørum, Goertz, Lichte, Josten, Hansen, Gillardon, and Fleischhacker