Surname Dean

Family name Dean (Dean , 迪安 , دين , along with others...) , around the world, is a widespread cognomen. The family name Dean is habitual in Bahamas, where it is a common surname, British Virgin Islands, and Isle of Man (explore the name in all countries). Not in comparison with a country's population, this name is the most popular in the United States, the United Kingdom, and Australia. Likewise, Dean is the forename as well as the last name.

Translations, transliterations and names similar to the name Dean

VARIANT	COUNTRY
Dean	Australia, Canada, United Kingdom, United States, Indonesia
迪恩, 迪安	China
دين	Morocco, Iraq, Egypt, Sudan, Algeria
דין	Israel
Дин	Ukraine, Kazakhstan, Belarus, Russia, Kyrgyzstan
Деан	Russia, Ukraine, Bulgaria

Last names said to be same

Danes, Deane, Deans, Deañ, Decem, Deen, Deien, Den, Dene, Deàn, Deán, Deân, Doyen, Dèan, Déan, Dêan, Dëan, Đean, Дина, Динс, Дын, Дэань, Дін, דיין, דיקן, ديان, دينز, دین, คณบดี, ดีน, 地安, 得安, 得岸, 得桉, 徳安, 德俺, 德安, 德岸, 德按, 德案, 德铵, 权革, 狄恩, 的俺, 的安, 的岸, 的按, 迪安., and Ｄｅａｎ

Notable namesakes

	marjorie dean (1604-1635) (b. 1604)
	dorothy dean (born 1620) (b. 1620)
	john dean English officer of the Navy of the Russian Empire, GB (b. 1679)
	elizabeth dean (born 1633) (b. 1633)
	thomas dean Perpetual curate of St James, Duke's Place (b. 1638)
	john dean 1674 - 1724 (b. 1674)
	joseph dean 1716 - (b. 1716)
	richard dean Church of England clergyman and essayist (b. 1727)
	ephraim dean Canadian politician (b. 1734)
	hugh primrose dean Iers; schilder; 1740; Down (graafschap); 1784, IE (b. 1740)
	josiah dean American politician (1748-1818), US (b. 1748)
	james dean missionary and interpreter to Oneida Indians (b. 1748)
	patience dean (born 1749) (b. 1749)
	amos dean First President of the University of Iowa (1803-1868), US (b. 1803)
	john dean mezzotint engraver (b. 1754)