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JONE
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GENDER: Feminine
USAGE: Basque
Meaning & History
Basque feminine form of JON (1)
Related Names
OTHER LANGUAGES: Joanna (Biblical), Ioanna (Biblical Greek), Iohanna (Biblical Latin), Ioana, Ivana, Yana, Yoana (Bulgarian), Joana (Catalan), Ivana, Žana (Croatian), Ivana, Jana, Johana, Janička (Czech), Johanne, Hanne (Danish), Jana, Janna, Johanna, Janneke, Jantine, Jantje (Dutch), Jane, Jean, Jeanne, Joanna, Johanna, Johnna, Shauna, Shavonne, Shawna, Janae, Janeka, Janelle, Janessa, Janet, Janey, Janice, Janie, Jayna, Jayne, Jeane, Jeanie, Jennie, Jenny, Johna, Seanna, Shevaun, Shevon (English), Tajuana (English (African American)), Johanna (Estonian), Janina, Johanna (Finnish), Jeanne, Jeannette, Jeannine (French), Xoana (Galician), Jana, Janina, Johanna (German), Ioanna, Nana (Greek), Johanna (Hungarian), Jóhanna, Jóna (Icelandic), Chevonne, Shavonne, Shevaun, Shevon, Síne, Siobhan (Irish), Giovanna, Gia, Gianna, Giannina, Giovannetta, Vanna (Italian), Johanna (Late Roman), Janina (Lithuanian), Ivana, Jovana (Macedonian), Jehanne, Johanne (Medieval French), Johanne, Hanne (Norwegian), Janina, Joanna (Polish), Joana, Joaninha (Portuguese), Ioana (Romanian), Zhanna, Ivanna (Russian), Johanna (Scandinavian), Jean, Sìne, Jessie, Teasag (Scottish), Ivana, Jovana (Serbian), Jana (Slovak), Ivana, Jana, Žana (Slovene), Juana, Juanita (Spanish), Janina, Janna, Jannicke, Jannike (Swedish), Siân (Welsh) |
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