EQUIVALENTS |
ANCIENT GREEK: Zeno, Zenon |
GREEK: Zinon |
ITALIAN: Zeno |
POLISH: Zenon |
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FEMININE FORMS |
ANCIENT GREEK: Zenais |
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OTHER FORMS |
AFRICAN AMERICAN: Deion, Deon, Deonte |
ANCIENT GREEK: Diocles, Diodoros, Diodorus, Diodotos, Diodotus, Diogenes, Diokles, Dion, Dionysios, Dionysius, Zenobia, Zenobios |
ANCIENT ROMAN: Diocletianus |
BIBLICAL: Dionysius |
CROATIAN: Denis |
CZECH: Denis, Denisa |
DUTCH: Denise, Dennis |
ENGLISH: Den, Denice, Deniece, Denis, Denise, Dennis, Denny, Deon, Deonne, Dion, Dione, Dionne, Dwight, Dyson, Tennyson, Ty, Tyson |
FRENCH: Denis, Denise, Diodore, Zénaïde |
GERMAN: Denis, Dennis |
GREEK MYTHOLOGY: Diomedes, Dione, Dionysos, Dionysus |
GREEK: Dionysios, Zenovia, Zinovia |
HISTORY: Diocletian |
HUNGARIAN: Dénes |
ITALIAN: Dionisio |
LATE GREEK: Zenaida |
LATE ROMAN: Dionysia |
MEDIEVAL ENGLISH: Dionisia, Diot, Dye, Tenney |
PORTUGUESE: Dinis, Diniz, Dionísio |
ROMANIAN: Denis, Denisa, Dionisie |
RUSSIAN: Denis, Zina, Zinaida, Zinoviy, Zinoviya |
SLOVAK: Denis, Denisa, Dionýz |
SLOVENE: Denis |
SPANISH: Dionisio |
UKRAINIAN: Denys |
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