Forename Jens

Throughout the world, Jens (Jens , Йенс , ينس , among others...) is a widespread boy's given name. The first name Jens is characteristic of Germany, where it is a common masculine name, Greenland, and Denmark, where it is quite a common boy's name (explore the name in all countries). Measured by absolute frequency, it most frequently occurs in Germany, Denmark, and Sweden. Much less frequently, Jens is the last name as well as the forename.

Translations, transliterations and names similar to the name Jens

name ينس, name Johannes, name เยินส์, name イエンス, name جينس, name Йенс, name Енс, name Janus, name ינס, name 延斯, name Jans, name Єнс, name ينز, name Женс, name Jentine, name Jensi, name เจนส์, name Jenś, name Jens

VARIANT	COUNTRY
Jens	Denmark, Germany, Sweden, United States, Belgium
Йенс	Russia, Ukraine
ينس	Morocco, Iraq, Jordan
延斯	China
ינס	Israel

First names said to be same

Jans, Janus, Jensi, Jentine, Jenś, Johannes, Енс, Женс, Єнс, جينس, ينز, เจนส์, เยินส์, and イエンス

First name Jens in the context

Jens is also a name for the fictitious and mythical characters: Jens Petrus Andersen , the television character from the Norwegian children's television series "Jul i Skomakergata"; Jens Nackaert , character in Wittekerke; Jens Kramer , the soap opera character, Verbotene Liebe; Jens De Belder , character in Thuis and Jens Köster , character in Medicopter 117 – Jedes Leben zählt, among other works.

Notable namesakes

	jens grand Roman Catholic archbishop, FR (b. 1260)
	jens nielsen Swedish historical figure (b. 1250)
	jens holgersen ulfstand Danish politician (1450-1523) (b. 1450)
	jens jakobsson Norwegian provost (b. 1400)
	jens brostrup DK (b. 1450)
	jens andersen beldenak Danish bishop (b. 1450)
	jens nilssøn Norwegian bishop, NO (b. 1538)
	jens riber DK (b. 1480)
	jens olavssøn bratt Norwegian civil servant (b. 1505)
	jens kaas (b. 1516)
	jens munk Danish explorer, NO (b. 1579)
	jens bjelke Norwegian noble (1580-1659), NO (b. 1580)
	jens hermansson juel Danish governor of Norway (1580-1634) (b. 1580)
	jens bille powerful servant of the Danish monarchy, SE (b. 1531)
	jens dinesen jersin DK (b. 1587)