Forename Sein

Across the world, Sein (Sein , Сеин , セイン) is a common mostly masculine, but uncommonly female first name. The forename Sein is characteristic of Mongolia, where it is a common predominantly male, but very infrequently girly name, Myanmar, where it is quite a rare mostly masculine, but uncommonly female name, and South Korea, where it is quite a rare epicene name. Likewise, Sein is the last name as well as the forename.

Translations, transliterations and names similar to the name Sein

name Sêìñ, name Ŝeiñ, name Sęîñ, name Sêîñ, name Seiń, name Сейн, name Sèiñ, name Ŝeìn, name Sien, name Seiner, name Suus, name Sèìñ, name Sêiñ, name Sin, name Sëïñ, name Sëîń, name Seinen, name Zain, name Sīn, name Seyn, name Sein, name Sèin, name Musai, name Ŝein, name Ŝeiń, name Siin, name Seîn, name Sęiñ, name Seín, name Sėīń, name Sooth, name Sęìn, name Seiñ, name Śéiń, name Signe, name Sêïñ, name Sain, name Séin, name Séiñ, name Sëiñ, name Сеин, name Soin, name Sëīń, name Sëïn, name Seinn, name Śèiñ, name Si, name Seigne, name Senn, name Se-In, name Soi, name Sêîń, name Sai'

VARIANT	COUNTRY
Sein	South Korea, Mongolia, Malaysia, Indonesia, Myanmar
Сеин	Ukraine, Russia, Kazakhstan
Сейн	Ukraine, Russia

First names said to be same

Musai, Sai', Sain, Se-In, Seigne, Seinen, Seiner, Seinn, Seiñ, Seiń, Senn, Seyn, Seín, Seîn, Si, Sien, Signe, Siin, Sin, Soi, Soin, Sooth, Suus, Sèin, Sèiñ, Sèìñ, Séin, Séiñ, Sêiñ, Sêìñ, Sêîñ, Sêîń, Sêïñ, Sëiñ, Sëîń, Sëïn, Sëïñ, Sëīń, Sėīń, Sęiñ, Sęìn, Sęîñ, Sīn, Zain, Śèiñ, Śéiń, Ŝein, Ŝeiñ, Ŝeiń, Ŝeìn,

First name Sein in the context

Sein is also a name for the fictitious and mythical characters: sein Vetter , the operatic character in the operetta Abschiedswalzer; Sein Sekretär , the operatic character in the opera Der junge Lord; Sein Jünger , the operatic character in the opera Der Golem and Sein Schneidermeister , the operatic character in the opera Kleider machen Leute (Zemlinsky).

Notable namesakes

	min sein Burmese physician, educator and academic administrator, MM (b. 1898)
	mangal sein former leader of Bharatiya Janata Party, and deputy chief minister of Haryana from 1977 to 1979, IN (b. 1927)
	kyaw sein Burmese politician (b. 1932)
	than sein Myanma politician, MM (b. 1946)
	win lay sein association football player, MM (b. 1950)
	win sein Burmese association football player, MM (b. 1952)
	valev sein EE (b. 1964)
	hla hla sein Ph.D. University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign 1970
	ohn sein Burmese diplomat, MM
	kyaing sein