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View Name: Joĉjo

JOĈJO

GENDER: Masculine

USAGE: Esperanto

PRONOUNCED: YO-chyo [key]

Meaning & History

Esperanto diminutive of JOHN or JOSEPH

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OTHER LANGUAGES: Deshaun, Deshawn, Keshaun, Keshawn, Rashaun, Rashawn (African American), Joses (Biblical), Ioses (Biblical Greek), Yanick, Yannic, Yannick (Breton), Ivo, Yanko (Bulgarian), Ivica, Ivo, Janko, Joško, Joso, Jozo (Croatian), Honza, Janek (Czech), Hans, Jannick, Jannik (Danish), Hanne, Hannes, Hans, Jef, Jo, Joep, Joop, Joos, Joost, Jos, Sjef, Zef (Dutch), Jo, Joe, Joey, Johnie, Johnnie, Johnny, Jojo, Hank (English), Hannes, Hannu, Juha, Juho, Jukka, Jussi, Juuso (Finnish), Jeannot, Yanick, Yannic, Yannick (French), Hanke, Hannes, Hans, Jo, Sepp, Seppel (German), Jancsi, Jani, Janika, Jóska, Józsi (Hungarian), Beppe, Gian, Gianni, Peppe, Peppi, Peppino, Vanni, Giannino, Nino, Pino (Italian), Juozas (Lithuanian), Ivo (Macedonian), Hankin, Jankin, Jackin (Medieval English), Zuan (Medieval Italian), Hans (Norwegian), Janek (Polish), Joãozinho, Zé, Zezé (Portuguese), Iancu, Ionel, Ionuț, Nelu (Romanian), Vanya (Russian), Ivo, Janko (Serbian), Janko (Slovak), Janko, Jože, Žan (Slovene), Juanito, Pepe, Pepito (Spanish), Hans, Janne, Hampus, Hasse (Swedish), Ianto (Welsh), Yussel (Yiddish)

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