Forename Yahor

All around the world, Yahor (Yahor , Ягор ) is a rare boy's first name. The first name Yahor is habitual in Eastern Europe, particularly Belarus, where it is quite a rare male name, Ukraine, where it is a very rare male name, and Russia. Much less frequently, Yahor is the last name as well as the forename.

Translations, transliterations and names similar to the name Yahor

VARIANT	COUNTRY
Yahor	China, Czechia, Belarus, United States, Poland
Ягор	Kazakhstan, Armenia, Russia, Belarus, Ukraine

First names said to be same

Egor, Georges, Iegor, Jahor, Jegor, Jehor, Yegor, Yehor, Ζορζ, Егор, Жорж, Иагор, Ягорь, Яхор, Єгор, Եգոր, ז'ורז', جورج, يجور, ჟორჯი, 乔治, and 喬治

Notable namesakes

	yahor chuiko BY
	yahor vauchok Needs Major Changes
	yahor salabutau Belarusian swimmer, BY (b. 1984)
	yahor petrykau
	yahor kazlou
	yahor v lebiadok (b. 1982)
	yahor maziarkin Belarusian rower, BY (b. 1996)
	yahor varapayeu Ukrainian judoka (b. 1996)
	yahor shedau Belarusian rower, BY (b. 1996)
	yahor sharamkou Belarusian artistic gymnast, BY (b. 1999)
	yahor labaza (b. 1989)
	yahor silich chess player

Characteristic surnames

Alve, Basalai, Karaban, Krautsevich, Palishchuk, Shytsikau, Kishylau, Dulevich, Lebedzeu, Fiadotau, Fursevich, Zubovich, Sukharutski, Staradubets, Kalvinkouski, Kuzniatsou, Klimovich, Darashkevich, Naumovich, Hurynovich, Meshcharakou, Bandarenka, Bartash, Shybeka, Shumski, Shadryn, Osin, Maher, Arlou, Buben, Papou, Rovin, Meliuk, Savich, But-Husaim, Biakau, Kazakevich, Krylou, Rabrou, Romero, Rohach, Tsaryk, Hudzel, Vetlou, Isayeu, Ivanou, Yermak, Zhylich, Pazniak, and Rashchynski