Forename جينس

Worldwide, جينس (Jens , Janes , Geens ) is a widespread masculine first name. The first name جينس is habitual in Germany, where it is a common masculine name, Greenland, and Denmark, where it is quite a common male name (explore the name in all countries). In absolute terms, it most frequently occurs in Germany, Denmark, and Brazil. Much less frequently, جينس is the last name as well as the forename.

Translations, transliterations and names similar to the name جينس

name Janis, name Иоганн, Йоханн, Джоханн, Джоанн, Юханн, name Jyns, name Йохан, name ジャニス, name Йоханн, name Jens, name Gensse, name Geens, name Jannis, name Юханн, name 约翰内斯, name Johann, name Йоганн, name Джоанн, name יוהאן, name Яган, name ヨハン, name يوهان, name 約翰, name Janes, name Gens, name Дженис, name Jenns, name Яннис, name Иоганн, name Jaynes

VARIANT	COUNTRY
Jens	Germany, Sweden, United States, Belgium, Denmark
Janes	Germany, Brazil, United States, Belgium, United Kingdom
Geens	Germany, Canada, United States, Belgium, United Kingdom

First names said to be same

Gens, Gensse, Janis, Jannis, Jaynes, Jenns, Johann, Jyns, Дженис, Джоанн, Иоганн, Иоганн, Йоханн, Джоханн, Джоанн, Юханн, Йоганн, Йохан, Йоханн, Юханн, Яган, Яннис, יוהאן, يوهان, ジャニス, ヨハン, 約翰, and 约翰内斯

First name جينس in the context

جينس is also a name for the fictitious and mythical characters: Janis Ian , the minor character from the 2004 film Mean Girls; Janis Silver , the character in the TV series Law & Order; Jens Petrus Andersen , the television character from the Norwegian children's television series "Jul i Skomakergata"; Jens Kramer , the soap opera character, Verbotene Liebe and Jens Nackaert , character in Wittekerke, among other works.