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Johnny/Johnnie

Yohanna (arabic: يوحنا) the Arabic language derivative.

Eoin (Irish language derivation of Seán; in Scottish Gaelic refers to the Apostle)

Evan (Welsh a pre-Christian Celtic subsequently equated to John)

Jevan (variation of Evan)

Giovanni, Gianni (Italian)

Jan (Germanic: Norwegian, Dutch, Polish)

Janez, diminutives: Jan, Jani, Janko (Slovenian)

János (Hungarian)

Johan (Dutch)

Jean (French)

João (Portuguese)

Johannes (Germanic: German, Danish, Swedish, Dutch)

Johan(n) (variation of Johannes)

Jón (Icelandic)

Jovan (Serbian)

Hans (pet form of Johannes)

Hansel (diminutive of Hans)

Juan (Spanish / Filipino)

Juhani (Finnish)

Ian (Scottish derived from Gaelic Iain)

Ion (Romanian)

Ivan (Bulgarian, Croatian, Russian and other Slavic language nations)

Sean (Irish Seán, after the French Jean)

Shaun (anglicised form of Seán)

Shawn (anglicised form of Seán)

Shon (Israeli Hebrew) שון (from Shawn)

Yohani (Kirundi)

Yohannes (Ethiopian)

Giuàn (Western Lombard)

Feminine forms are:

Ioana

Jana

Jane

Joanne

Joan

Jean

Janice, Janet, both shortened as "Jan"

Non-English variants adopted as English names include Jeanette

Seonaid, Sinead, Seonag