Worldwide, Munio (Munio 
, מוניו 
, مونيو) is a very rare gender-neutral forename. The forename Munio is characteristic of Israel, where it is a rare male name, and India, where it is an extremely rare largely feminine, but uncommonly male name. More prevalently, Munio is the last name as well as the forename.
| munio nuñez de brañosera (b. 750) |
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| munio vélaz count of Álava (b. 850) |
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| munio froilaz de coimbra (b. 930) |
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| munio viegas (b. 950) |
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| munio muñoz de bierzo (b. 1030) |
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| munio rodriguez de bierzo (b. 1050) |
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| munio (b. 1100) |
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munio de zamora Bishop and Master General of the Dominican Order, ES (b. 1237) |
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| munio pillinger Austrian table tennis player, AT (b. 1900) |
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| munio makuuchi American printmaker, US (b. 1934) |
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| munio bishop of the Roman Catholic Church |
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| munio kasiringua rugby union player (1987-), NA (b. 1987) |
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| munio lopez |
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| munio fernández de castilla |
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| munio rodriguez |
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