Family name Grin (格林 
, Grin 
, Гринь 
) , around the world, is a common cognomen. The family name Grin is characteristic of Belarus, where it is quite a common surname, Ukraine, and Switzerland, where it is quite a rare surname. Measured by absolute frequency, it is commonest in Eastern Europe, particularly Russia, Ukraine, and Belarus. Very seldom, Grin is the forename as well as the last name.
| VARIANT | COUNTRY |
|---|---|
| 格林 | China |
| Grin | Myanmar, Russia, India, Switzerland, China |
| Грин, Гринь | Ukraine, Kazakhstan, Belarus, Russia, Kyrgyzstan |
| philippe grin (1888-1975) (b. 1888) |
|
|
| alfred grin Victim of the Holocaust, PL (b. 1890) |
|
|
| edmond grin theologian, CH (b. 1895) |
|
|
| ernest grin (b. 1899) |
|
|
| sanny grin Victim of the Holocaust, PL (b. 1909) |
|
|
| philippe grin (1918-1998) (b. 1918) |
|
|
|
ireneusz grin Polish publisher, PL (b. 1969) |
|
| edmond a. grin hydrologist (b. 1920) |
|
|
| micha grin Swiss journalist and poet, CH (b. 1921) |
|
|
| shimon grin Victim of the Holocaust, PL (b. 1924) |
|
|
| edmond a. grin (b. 1920) |
|
|
| leonid grin (b. 1947) |
|
|
| yehudit grin (b. 1948) |
|
|
| françois grin Swiss economist, CH (b. 1959) |
|
|
| jean grin Swiss writer and poet, CH (b. 1962) |
|