For this Jo Maria there are 5 different names on Yasni.
In the ranking of the most common first names Jo Maria is on position 4586.
Female first name (English, German): Jo, Yahweh is gracious, the Lord is good; Hebrew (New Testament): Yahweh = (Name of God); Chanan = favor, be gracious; information to the male form of John:: name of the Apostle and Evangelist John, also known by John the Baptist, at the end of the Middle Ages, the most common Christian name in Germany, so far contributed 23 popes named John Male first name (German, Dutch): Jo, Yahweh is gracious, the Lord is good; Hebrew (New Testament); Yahweh = (Name of God); = favor Chanan, be gracious, name of the apostle and evangelist John, also known by John the Baptist, at the end of the Middle Ages, the most common Christian name in Germany, so far contributed 23 popes named John Male first name (English) Jo, He (God) adds, Hebrew (Old Testament); jasaf = multiply add, the name is interpreted as 'May God add another son', in the Old Testament, Joseph is the eleventh son of Jacob, adviser to the Pharaoh in Egypt, and thus also the name of the 12 tribes of Israel, in the New Testament, Joseph is the husband of Mary, the Mother of Jesus
Female first name (German, Italian, Portuguese, English, Scandinavian, Dutch, Polish, Greek): Mary, bitterness, Hebrew (Old Testament); mirjam = the bitterness, the bitterness (Aramaic); mry ='s lover (Egyptian (?) ); clarify meaning is not certain;, as the name of the mother of Jesus symbol of pure and deep love is a possibility: 'bitterness', and another possibility is an Egyptian origin and a derivation of 'mry' (the / the beloved, in the sense of: that which is loved / he who is loved), 'Maria' is the Greek / Latin origin form, 'Mirjam' the older Aramaic / Hebrew, probably the most common female Christian name Female first name (Latin, Ancient Greek): Maria; bitterness (?) Hebrew (Old Testament); mirjam = the bitterness, the bitterness (Aramaic); mry ='s lover (Egyptian), clarified meaning is not certain;, as the name of the mother of Jesus Symbol of Pure and a deep love possibility: 'bitterness', and another possibility is an Egyptian origin and a derivation of 'mry' (the / the beloved, in the sense of that which is loved / he who is loved), 'Maria' is the Greek / Latin origin form, 'Mirjam' the older Aramaic / Hebrew, probably the most common female Christian name
