Forename Hanno

In all the world, Hanno (Hanno , هانو , ハンノ , and others...) is quite a common largely male, but uncommonly feminine forename. The forename Hanno is habitual in Germany, where it is quite a rare masculine name, Libya, where it is quite a rare epicene name, and Austria, where it is quite a rare boy's name. Measured by absolute frequency, the name is most common in Germany, Egypt, and India. Much less frequently, Hanno is the last name as well as the forename.

Translations, transliterations and names similar to the name Hanno

name هانو, name Ханон, name Johannes, name Hannon, name ハンノ, name ヨハネス, name Hannó, name Йоханнес, name หันโน, name Tomono, name แสนโน, name האנו, name Иоганнес, name Ханно, name ហ័ណ, name Сакано, name يوهانس, name 汉诺, name Банно, name Sakano, name Иоганнес, Йоханнес, Юханнес, name Banno, name ហ័ន្ន, name יוהנס, name 约翰内斯, name Ганно, name Йоганнес, name ហណ, name Йоханес, name Банноу, name חנו, name Томоно, name Hano, name Ганнон, name Hanno, name ハノ

VARIANT	COUNTRY
Hanno	Germany, Egypt, United States, India, Japan
هانو	Iraq, Libya, Egypt
ハンノ	Japan
Ханон	Russia, Ukraine, Belarus, Kyrgyzstan
Ханно	Russia, Ukraine

First names said to be same

Banno, Hannon, Hannó, Hano, Johannes, Sakano, Tomono, Банно, Банноу, Ганно, Ганнон, Иоганнес, Иоганнес, Йоханнес, Юханнес, Йоганнес, Йоханес, Йоханнес, Сакано, Томоно, האנו, חנו, יוהנס, يوهانس, หันโน, แสนโน, ហណ, ហ័ណ, ហ័ន្ន, ハノ, ヨハネス, 汉诺, and 约翰内斯

First name Hanno in the context

Hanno is also a name for the fictitious and mythical characters: Hanno Buddenbrook , the character from Thomas Mann's Buddenbrooks and Noah , the fictional character in Dark.

Notable namesakes

	hanno, son of bomilcar Carthaginian officer in the Second Punic War (b. 250)
	hannon 5th century BC Carthaginian explorer, TN (b. 500)
	hanno abbot and bishop (b. 900)
	hanno von dassel Prussian lieutenant general, PL (b. 1850)
	hanno rhomberg German painter (1820-1869), DE (b. 1819)
	hanno hahn German art historian and architectural historian, DE (b. 1922)
	hanno tonder CZ (b. 1915)
	hanno blaschke German singer, PL (b. 1927)
	hanno günther DE (b. 1921)
	hanno lunin German screenwriter and translator, DE (b. 1934)
	hanno von königsbrunn AT (b. 1874)
	hanno kompus Estonian theatre director, art historian, and architect, EE (b. 1890)
	hanno schmidt German journalist and politician (1893-1972), DE (b. 1893)
	hanno j. kunnas Finnish jurist, FI (b. 1894)
	hanno pöschl Austrian actor, AT (b. 1949)