In the entire world, Johann Jakob (Johann Jakob 
) is a rare boy's forename. The first name Johann Jakob is habitual in Western Europe, particularly Switzerland, where it is quite a rare masculine name, Germany, where it is a rare boy's name, and Austria.
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| Johann Jakob | Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Netherlands, France |
Jean Jacques, Jean-Jacques, Jean-Jaques, Johann Jacob, John Jacob, Juan Jacobo, Жан-Жак, ז'אן-ז'אק, and جان جاك
Johann Jakob is also a name for the fictitious and mythical characters: Johann Jakob Feinhals , the fictional human.
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johann jakob fugger German banker and merchant (1517-1575), DE (b. 1516) |
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johann jakob wick Swiss theologian, CH (b. 1522) |
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| johann jakob von lamberg Austrian bishop, AT (b. 1561) |
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johann jakob wepfer Swiss pathologist (1620-1695), CH (b. 1620) |
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johann jakob harder Swiss botanist (1656-1711), CH (b. 1656) |
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| johann jakob burckhardt (1614-1690), CH (b. 1614) |
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johann jakob scheuchzer Swiss paleontologist (1672–1733), CH (b. 1672) |
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| johann jakob hofmann Swiss historian and theologian (1635-1706), CH (b. 1635) |
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johann jakob quandt Lutheran theologian, known for the first complete translation of the Bible into Lithuanian, DE (b. 1686) |
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johann jakob helfferich German jurist (1692-1750), DE (b. 1692) |
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johann jakob rambach German theologian, DE (b. 1693) |
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johann jakob brucker German historian of philosophy (1696-1770), DE (b. 1696) |
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johann jakob bodmer Swiss-German author, academic, critic and poet, CH (b. 1698) |
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| johann jakob walther German violinist and composer, DE (b. 1650) |
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johann jakob moser German jurist, publicist and researcher (1701-1785), DE (b. 1701) |
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Hess, Frey, Wick, Meyer, Bodmer, Müller, Hofmann, Scheuchzer, Wildeboer, Wettstein, Burckhardt, Thurneysen, and Von Der Thannen