| JOHANN | | YO-hahn | German | |
| Johanna | | [dʒəu'hænə] | | |
| JOHANNA | | yo-HAH-nah (German), yo-HAHN-nah (Danish, Dutch), YO-hahn-nah (Finnish) | German, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, Dutch, Hungarian, Finnish, Estonian, English, Late Roman | |
| JOHANNE | | zho-AN (French), yo-HAHN-ne (Danish) | French, Danish, Norwegian, Medieval French | |
| JOHANNEKE | | yo-HAHN-nə-kə | Dutch | |
| JOHANNES | | yo-HAH-nes (German), yo-HAHN-nəs (Dutch, Danish), YO-hahn-nes (Finnish) | German, Dutch, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, Finnish, Estonian, Late Roman | |
| JOHANO | | yo-HAH-no | Esperanto | |
| John | | [dʒɔn] | | |
| JOHN | | JAHN (English) | English, Biblical | |
| JOHNA | | JAHN-ə | English (Rare) | |
| JOHNATHAN | | JAHN-ə-thən | English | |
| JOHNATHON | | JAHN-a-than | English | |
| JOHNIE | | JAHN-ee | English | |
| JOHNNA | | JAHN-ə | English | |
| Johnnie | | ['dʒɔni] | | |