Dzon (Congolese) Džon ( Serbian) Ean (Manx) Eóin (Irish) Evan (Welsh) Ganix (Basque) Gi?ng (Vietnamese Protestant1) Gioan Catholic2) Gioann (West-Lombard) Giovanni Gianni (Italian) Giuàn (Emiliano-Romagnolo) Gion Gjoni or Gjin (Albanian) Hans (Dutch German Swedish from Johannes) Hannes (German Hannu (Finnish) Hoani (M?ori) Hone 4 Honza (Czech) Hovanes Hovannes (Armenian) Ian (English) Iain (Scottish Gaelic) Ianto Ibane Ibon Ifan Ioan (Romanian Welsh) Ioane (Samoan) Ioannis (Greek) Ion Basque) Ionel (Romanian) Ieuan Ivan (Bulgarian Croatian Russian Ukrainian and other Slavic language nations) Ivanko (Ukrainian) Ivo (Croatian some Jaan (Estonian) Jack (nickname for John not traditionally a name in itself) Jan (Catalan Czech Dutch Polish Norwegian) Ján (Slovak) Jani Janez (Slovene) J?nis (Latvian) Janko (Slovak Hungarian) Janek Janne János (Hungarian) J?van (Chuvash) Jean (French) Jens (Danish) Jhon (Colombian) Jhonas (Hebrew) Joan (Catalan) Joanes Jóannes (Faroese) João (Portuguese) Johaiñe (Basque Zuberoa/Soule province) Johan (Japanese Swedish Danish Norwegian Faroese Afrikaans) Johann (Germanic: Swedish) Jóhann (Icelandic Faroese) Johannes Dutch) Jóhannes (Icelandic) Jon (Basque ??? (Jon) (Japanese) Jón Jonas (Lithuanian Germanic: Jovan (Serbian) Juan (Spanish Filipino Manx) Juhan Juhani Jöns (Swedish)5 Manex Nelu Nzuá (Angolan) Ohan Seán (Irish Seán after the French Jean) Shane (Anglicised form of Seán) Shaun (American Sean) Shawn Sheik (Arabic) Siôn Sione (Tongan) Soane ?? (Cherokee) Cherokee syllabary Xoán (Galician) Yahya (???? ?????? Arabic Turkish Persian baptist) Yan(Indonesian) Yanka (Belarusian) Yann (Breton) Yiannis Vanya (Russian) Yohannan (Malayalam) Yohannes (Ethiopian) Yohan Yohanes (Indonesian Malaysian) Yohan (Sinhalese Sri Lankan) Yohanni (Makhuwa) (Korean) Yonnachan Youhanna (Arabic (for John apostle)) Youhannon Yuhana (Mandaic) zh ?