Cognomen Cho (Cho 
, โจ 
, チョ 
, and others...) , in the entire world, is a widespread last name. The family name Cho is characteristic of Mongolia, where it is a prevalent surname, South Korea, where it is a widespread surname, and Myanmar (explore the name in all countries). Very seldom, Cho is the forename as well as the last name.
| VARIANT | COUNTRY |
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| Cho | South Korea, Indonesia, United States, Mongolia, Myanmar |
| โจ, โช | Thailand |
| チョ, チョー | Japan |
| 조 | South Korea |
| تشو | Egypt, Algeria, Sudan, Morocco, Libya |
| Чо | Kazakhstan, China, Ukraine, Kyrgyzstan, Russia |
| צ'ו | Israel |
Cao, Caput, Cchao, Chang, Chau, Chaud, Chaw, Cheong, Cheung, Chhau, Chong, Chou, Chow, Chu, Chuman, Chò, Chó, Chô, Chõ, Chù, Chō, Chŏ, Chő, Chơ, Chọ, Chỏ, Chố, Chồ, Chổ, Chỗ, Chộ, Chớ, Chờ, Chở, Csang, Cso, Cáo, Cĥo, Cĥò, Cĥó, Cĥô, Cĥõ, Cĥō, Cĥŏ, Cĥǿ, Cｈó, Họ Tưởng, Jahng, Jang, Jhang, Jo, Joh, Kweman, Lên, Teo, Thau, Theo, Tie, Tio, Tiu, Toh, Too, Trương, Trử, Ts'Ao, Tsao, Tso, Tào, Tới, Vào, Về, Zang, Zhang, Zhāng, Ćho, Ćhò, Ćhó, Ćhô, Ćhõ, Ćhő, Ćhǿ, Ćĥo, Ćĥò, Ćĥó, Ćĥô, Ćĥõ, Ćĥō, Ćĥő, Ĉho, Ĉhó, Ĉhõ, Ĉhő, Ĉĥo, Ĉĥò, Ĉĥó, Ĉĥô, Ĉĥõ, Ĉĥő, Čho, Čhò, Čhó, Čhô, Čhõ, Čhō, Čhő, Čhǿ, Čhờ, Čo, Čĥo, Čĥò, Čĥô, Čĥõ, Čĥō, Čĥő, Čħǿ, Đến, Тео, Тё, Хо, Хьо, Цао, Чан, Чжан, Чу, Чун, Шо, ג'אנג, חו, צ'אנג, تشانغ, جانغ, كاو, จ., จอ, จอร์, จอร์จ, จอร์ช, จอร์น, จอว์, จ่อ, จ่ออ, จ้อ, จ๊อ, จ๋อ, ฉอ, ฉ่อ, ช, ช., ชอ, ชอ., ชอร์ท, ชอล์ค, ชอว์, ชออ, ช่อ, ช้อ, เจาะ, เจ๊าะ, เฉาะ, เชาะ, โจว์, โจ่, โจ้, โฉ, โฉ่, โชว์, โชะ, ចូ, ឈ, ឈ័, ジョ, チャン, チョウ, チョン, テオ, 宗, 寵, 常, 张, 张氏, 張, 昌, 曹, 曹氏, 曺, 泰, 租, 種, 章, 莊, 蔣, 褚, 赵, 趙, 長, 長山, 장, 초, and Ｃhǒ
| cho yeong-mu (b. 1338) |
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| cho yeon (b. 1374) |
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| yŏ cho (b. 1420) |
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| wi cho (b. 1454) |
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| cho shik Korean scholar and politician (1501-1572) (b. 1501) |
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| cho hŏn Joseon dynasty official and Righteous army leader in the Imjin war (b. 1544) |
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| chong-do cho (b. 1537) |
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| cho ik (b. 1579) |
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| cho sok born 1595; [Ch’anggang, Ch’wi Ong] (b. 1595) |
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cho kwan-bin a politician of Joseon dynasty (b. 1691) |
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| cho sa-seok (b. 1632) |
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| cho sang-u (b. 1640) |
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| cho tae-gu (b. 1660) |
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| cho do-bin (b. 1665) |
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| cho hyeon-myeong (b. 1690) |
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