Cognomen Milan (Milan 
, Милан 
, 米兰 
, among others...) , in the world, is a widespread surname. The surname Milan is characteristic of Southern Europe, particularly North Macedonia, where it is a common surname, Serbia, where it is quite a common surname, and Slovenia (explore the name in all countries). Not in comparison with a country's population, it is the most numerous in India, Philippines, and Italy. More prevalently, Milan is the forename as well as the last name.
| VARIANT | COUNTRY |
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| Milan | Nepal, Czechia, India, Serbia, Croatia |
| Милан | Ukraine, Bulgaria, Russia, Serbia, Kyrgyzstan |
| 米蘭, 米兰 | China |
| ميلان | Iran, Iraq, Libya, Sudan, Algeria |
| Мілан | Ukraine |
| ミラン | Japan |
| מילאן | Israel |
Ambrosin, Mayland, Milano, Milañ, Milaň, Milliner, Milà, Milàn, Milán, Milãn, Milān, Miĺan, Miłan, Mìlan, Mìlàn, Mílan, Mílán, Míláń, Mílãñ, Mîlan, Mîlân, Mïlan, Mïlàñ, Mïlán, Mılan, Милань, Мильан, میلان, মিলন, มิลัณ, มิลัน, มิลาน, มีลาน, 咪兰, 咪岚, 宓蓝, 密兰, 弥兰, 敉岚, 樒欗, 汨兰, 沵蓝, 秘兰, 米岚, 米蓝, 蜜兰, 迷兰, and 靡懒
| adela of milan northern Italian noblewoman (b. 950) |
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| arnulf of milan Italian writer, presbyter and historian (b. 1000) |
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| pierre milan French 1545–1557 F:0 (b. 1500) |
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| gabriel milan Governor of the Danish West Indies, ES (b. 1631) |
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| johann milan (1662–1738) (b. 1662) |
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| jan milan CZ (b. 1662) |
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| franz xaver milan PL (b. 1760) |
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grzegorz milan politician, PL (b. 1850) |
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rené milan French writer (1882-1939), FR (b. 1882) |
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clyde milan American baseball player, US (b. 1887) |
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horace milan American baseball player (1894-1955), US (b. 1894) |
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natalia milan (b. 1896) |
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| emil milan German actor, DE (b. 1859) |
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| amélie juliette milan French writer, FR (b. 1872) |
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emil milan sculptor, US (b. 1922) |
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De, Ghosh, Thapa, Mandal, Mahato, Mondal, Sardar, Sarkar, Saiekh, Sharma, Dutta, Barman, Kumari, Gurung, Tamang, Pradhan, Debnath, Nikolic, Karmakar, Petrovic, Pramanik, Biswas, Jovanovic, Patel, Kumar, Ek, Pal, Ray, Rai, Roy, Dey, Das, Saha, Shah, Patra, Sekh, Devi, Jana, Malik, Maity, Majhi, Sheik, Singh, Bagdi, Bauri, Bera, and Chakraborty