Jane, Joan, Jean, Joanne,
Jo(h)anna, Shawna, Jeanette, Janine
These are all feminine
forms of John, which comes from Hebrew, meaning "God is gracious"
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| Arabic |
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| Armenian |
Ohanna |
| Basque |
Jone,
Yoana |
| Breton |
Janig, Jann, Jannedig, Jannet |
| Bulgarian† |
Yoanna,
Ioanna, Zhana, Jana |
| Catalan |
.Joana |
| Croatian |
Zhjan,
Joana |
| Czech |
Johana,
Jana, Ivana |
| Danish |
Jane,
Joan, Johanne |
| Dutch |
Johanna,
Hansje, Jaantje |
| Finnish |
Jaana, Jenna, Jonna, Johanna |
| French |
Jeanne, Jeannette |
| Galician |
.Xoana |
| German |
Johanna |
| Greek
† |
Ioanna |
| Hawaiian |
Kini/Ioana |
| Hebrew**†
| Yochana |
| Hungarian |
Zsanett,
Janka |
| Icelandic |
Jóhanna |
| Irish
Gaelic |
Siobhán,
Sinéad, Síne |
| Italian |
Giovanna |
| Latvian |
Jana, Janina |
| Lithuanian |
Joana,
Joanna |
| Norwegian |
Janne |
| Polish |
Janina |
| Portuguese |
Joana |
| Romanian |
Ioana |
| Russian
†
|
Ivana |
| Scottish
Gaelic |
Seonaid,
Sìne |
| Spanish |
Juana,
Juanita |
| Swedish |
Johanna, Janna |
| Welsh |
Siân,
Siwan |
| Yiddish |
Yachna,
Yachne |