Forename Mijo

In the entire world, Mijo (Mijo , ميجو , Мийо ) is a common dominantly male, but uncommonly feminine forename. The forename Mijo is habitual in Southern Europe, particularly Croatia, where it is a common male name, Montenegro, where it is quite a common male name, and Bosnia and Herzegovina, where it is quite a rare boy's name. In absolute terms, it most frequently occurs in Croatia, Egypt, and Saudi Arabia. Very seldom, Mijo is the last name as well as the forename.

Translations, transliterations and names similar to the name Mijo

name Mi, name 蜜乔, name Mihael, name Mijó, name 宓乔, name 미조, name Mijo, name Мійо, name Мийо, name 米乔, name ميجو, name 觅乔, name 咪乔, name Миё

VARIANT	COUNTRY
Mijo	Germany, Bosnia and Herzegovina, India, Indonesia, Croatia
ميجو	Iraq, Egypt, Libya, Sudan, Saudi Arabia
Мийо	Russia

First names said to be same

Mi, Mihael, Mijó, Миё, Мійо, 咪乔, 宓乔, 米乔, 蜜乔, 觅乔, and 미조

Notable namesakes

	mijo krešić Croatian businessman and cultural figure, HR (b. 1818)
	mijo babić deputy of the Croatian fascist dictator Ante Pavelić, and the first commander of all concentration camps in the Independent State of Croatia, HR (b. 1903)
	mijo oreški Yugoslav communist (b. 1905)
	mijo vjenceslav batinić BA (b. 1846)
	mijo brašnić HR (b. 1849)
	mijo kišpatić HR (b. 1851)
	mijo filipović Croatian engineer, founder of the Zagreb zoo, HR (b. 1869)
	mijo udovčić Chess Grandmaster, HR (b. 1920)
	mijo kovačić Croatian painter, HR (b. 1935)
	mijo lončarić Croatian linguist, HR (b. 1941)
	mijo bzik HR (b. 1907)
	mijo škvorc HR (b. 1919)
	mijo tunjić Dutch footballer, NL (b. 1988)
	mijo mijušković (b. 1931)
	mijo caktaš Croatian association football player, HR (b. 1992)

Characteristic surnames

Kim, Novosel, Franić, Šarić, Šimić, Bošnjak, Petrovic, Grabovac, Vuković, Vukušić, Lončar, Marković, Kovačić, Perković, Petrović, Janković, Turković, Filipovic, Matijević, Blažević, Puškarić, Matković, Posavec, Horvat, Tomić, Joy, Jose, Maric, Matic, Mijic, Babic, Brkic, Juric, Novak, Mathew, Babić, Kovač, Pavić, Perić, Poljak, Radić, George, Grgić, Joseph, Jurić, Thomas, Kovačević, and Petričević