Forename Jew

Throughout the world, Jew (ဂျူး , Jew , ยิว ) is a rare unisex forename. The forename Jew is habitual in Thailand, where it is a very rare unisex name, Nigeria, where it is an extremely rare male name, and India, where it is an extremely rare gender-neutral name. Measured by absolute frequency, it is commonest in India, Thailand, and China. More prevalently, Jew is the last name as well as the forename.

Translations, transliterations and names similar to the name Jew

VARIANT	COUNTRY
ဂျူး	Myanmar
Jew	United Kingdom, United States, Malaysia, Indonesia, Canada
ยิว	Thailand
Juiu	United States, India, Philippines, Malaysia

First names said to be same

Chao, Chau, Chiau, Chiu, Choo, Chou, Chow, Chu, Châu, Chû, Ciu, Cow, Dyu, Giu, Gyu, Jewina, Jhoe, Jien, Joe, Joo, Jou, Ju, Jêw, Jëw, Tchou, Welsh, Yehudi, Zhou, Zhu, Zhōu, Zoo, Zu, Ču, Чжоу, Чу, ג'ו, ג'ואו, تشو, جو, จิว, จิวประพันธ์, しゅう, ジュ, チュ, チュー, 周, 周氏, 朱, 朱氏, and 주

First name Jew in the context

Jew is also a name for the fictitious and mythical characters: Jew merchant , the theatrical character in the play "Night in the Mediterranean".

Notable namesakes

constantine the jew Byzantine Christian monk and evangelist (b. 850)

Characteristic surnames

Mr, Ann, Ari, Amy, Car, Cal, Ben, Sui, Bob, Kam, Kai, Ken, Kim, Pat, Pui, Big, Ray, Sue, Sin, Ms, So, Da, Li, Je, Ju, Sun, Ng, May, Max, Mei, Mee, Mui, Sam, Ed, and Rob