Siôn
Welsh (Colloquial)
/ʃoːn/
proper noun
Etymology
Borrowed from English John derived from Latin Iōhannēs derived from Ἰωάννης derived from יוֹחָנָן (God is gracious).
Origin
יוֹחָנָן
Gloss
God is gracious
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Jennison English
- John English
- John Smith English
- Johnian English
- Johnnie English
- Johnno English
- Johnny English
- Johnson English
- Joinson English
- Jonson English
- Joynson English
- applejohn English
- Joni Finnish
- Iōannēs Latin
- Iōhannēs Latin
- Johanna Latin
- Johann German
- Giovanni Italian
- Jean French
- Ἰωάννης Ancient Greek
- John Swedish
- ジョン Japanese
- Iohannes Old English
- Johannes Middle English
- John Middle English
- John Danish
- Jehan Old French
- Ιωάννης Greek (modern)
- John Cebuano
- Siôn Corn Welsh
- corn Welsh
- jan Middle Dutch
- Iohain Old Irish
- Iohain Baptaist Old Irish
- Jóan Faroese
- Jógvan Faroese
- יוֹחָנָן Hebrew (modern)
- Joan Old Portuguese
- 約翰 Chinese
- Jo̧o̧n Marshallese
- Jehan xno
- John Norwegian
- Keoni Hawaiian
- Ἰωάννης grc-koi
- יוֹחָנָן hbo