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Around the globe, Jenő (Jeno , Jenő , Ineu ) is a common unisex given name. The forename Jenő is habitual in Hungary, where it is quite a common boy's name, Reunion, and Romania. Measured by absolute frequency, it is commonest in Indonesia, Hungary, and Romania. Very seldom, Jenő is the last name as well as the forename.
VARIANT | COUNTRY |
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Jeno | Ethiopia, Indonesia, Philippines, Hungary, Romania |
Jenő | Austria, Slovakia, United States, Hungary, Romania |
Ineu | Malaysia, Indonesia, India, Brazil, United States |
ינה | Israel |
Džons, Eugen, Eugene, Eugeni, Eugenijus, Eugenio, Eugenius, Eugeniusz, Eugeno, Eugène, Eugén, Eugénio, Eugênio, Evgen, Evgenii, Evgenij, Evgeny, Evgheni, Evgueni, Evguéni, Evžen, Gene, Ievgueni, Jenö, Jevgeni, Jevgenij, Jevgenyij, Jevgeņijs, Jewgeni, Jewgenij, Jewgienij, John, João, Yauhen, Yevgeni, Yevgeniy, Yevgeny, Yevgueni, Yevhen, Ευγένιος, Τζον, Τζων, Джейн, Джин, Джон, Евген, Евгений, Евгениуш, Евгеніуш, Ене,
Jenő is also a name for the fictitious and mythical characters: Jenő Baradlay , the one of the characters in Mór Jókai's novel The Sons of the Stone-Heart Man, A kőszívű ember fiai.
Kis, Kocsis, Kispál, Doszpod, Farkas, Fekete, Urbán, Molnár, Sándor, Szigeti, Bodnár, Bálint, Kovács, Kelemen, Pintér, Rácskay, Jónás, Takács, Németh, Hatházi, Faragó, Horváth, Katona, Balogh, Csonka, Szász, Boda, Kiss, Papp, Gál, Nagy, Zima, Major, Simon, Sápi, Baksa, Szilágyi, Boros, Tóth, Nyers, Hajdu, Varga, Fodor, Orosz, Oláh, Marton, Szabó, Szalai, Bóka, and Mészáros