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{{wiktionary|jo}} |
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'''Jo''', '''JO''', '''Jó''', '''Jō''', '''Jô''', '''etc.''' may refer to: |
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*[[Jô]], a Brazilian footballer |
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*[[Jō]], a ~4-foot-long wooden staff used in some Japanese martial arts |
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*[[Cho (Korean name)]], also spelled Jo, a common Korean family name |
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*[[Jo (film)]], a 1971 French comedy |
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*[[.jo]], the internet country code top-level domain (ccTLD) for the country of Jordan |
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* [[Jordan]] (ISO country code: JO), a country in western Asia |
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*[[JALways]] (IATA code: JO), airline subsidiary of Japan Airlines |
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* ''[[Journal Officiel de la République Française]]'', the official gazette of the Government of France |
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* The [[List of United States Navy ratings|U.S. Navy rating]] abbreviation for "journalist" |
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== Jo used in person names== |
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'''Jo''' (Jó, Jō, Jô, etc.), can also be a surname or a given name in different languages and is often used as a short form of several given names: |
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*[[Joanne]] |
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*[[Joanna]] |
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*[[Johanna]] |
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*[[Josephine (name)|Josephine]] |
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*[[Jordan (name)|Jordan]] |
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*[[Joseph (name)|Joseph]] |
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*[[Johan (given name)|Johan]] |
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*[[Josiah]] |
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'''People:''' |
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*[[Jô]] (born 1987), a Brazilian footballer currently playing for Galatasaray on loan from Manchester City |
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*[[Jo Durie]] (born 1960), retired English female tennis player |
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*[[Jo Ellis]] (born 1983), English field hockey forward |
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*[[Jo Frost]] (born 1970), English nanny, writer and TV hostess |
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*[[Jô Soares]] (born 1938), Brazilian comedian, talk show host, author and musician |
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*[[Jo Kamisaku]] (born 1971), also known as Kamisaku Jo, a Japanese criminal |
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*[[J. K. Rowling]] (born 1965), Joanne "Jo" Murray née Rowling, author of the ''Harry Potter'' book series |
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*[[Jo Robinson]] (born 1990), Jordan "Jo" Robinson, the famous Italian ASL interpreter |
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*[[Jo Stafford]] (1917-2008), American singer of traditional pop music |
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*[[Shoji Jo]] (born 1975), a retired Japanese football (soccer) striker |
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'''Fictional characters:''' |
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*[[Jo Grant]], Dr Who companion (1971-73) |
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*[[Jo Polniaczek]], from the television show ''The Facts of Life'' |
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*[[Joanne Gardner]], lead character from the soap opera ''Search for Tomorrow'' |
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*Jo March, a character in the novel ''[[Little Women]]'' and its sequels |
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*Jo, one of the main characters of anime series ''[[Burst Angel]]'' |
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*Jo, a crossing sweeper in Charles Dickens's novel ''[[Bleak House]]'' |
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* [[Jo Reynolds]], character from [[Melrose Place]] |
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==See also== |
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*[[Joe]] |
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{{disambig}} |
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[[Category:Japanese given names]] |
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[[lv:JO (nozīmju atdalīšana)]] |
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[[nl:Jo]] |
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[[no:jo]] |
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[[pt:JO]] |
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[[sv:Jo]] |
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{{wiktionary|jo}} |
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'''Jo''', '''JO''', '''Jó''', '''Jō''', '''Jô''', '''etc.''' may refer to: |
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*[[Jô]], a Brazilian footballer |
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*[[Jō]], a ~4-foot-long wooden staff used in some Japanese martial arts |
|||
*[[Cho (Korean name)]], also spelled Jo, a common Korean family name |
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*[[Jo (film)]], a 1971 French comedy |
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*[[.jo]], the internet country code top-level domain (ccTLD) for the country of Jordan |
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* [[Jordan]] (ISO country code: JO), a country in western Asia |
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*[[JALways]] (IATA code: JO), airline subsidiary of Japan Airlines |
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* ''[[Journal Officiel de la République Française]]'', the official gazette of the Government of France |
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* The [[List of United States Navy ratings|U.S. Navy rating]] abbreviation for "journalist" |
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== Jo used in person names== |
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'''Jo''' (Jó, Jō, Jô, etc.), can also be a surname or a given name in different languages and is often used as a short form of several given names: |
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*[[Joanne]] |
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*[[Joanna]] |
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*[[Johanna]] |
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*[[Josephine (name)|Josephine]] |
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*[[Jordan (name)|Jordan]] |
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*[[Joseph (name)|Joseph]] |
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*[[Johan (given name)|Johan]] |
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*[[Josiah]] |
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'''People:''' |
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*[[Jô]] (born 1987), a Brazilian footballer currently playing for Galatasaray on loan from Manchester City |
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*[[Jo Durie]] (born 1960), retired English female tennis player |
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*[[Jo Ellis]] (born 1983), English field hockey forward |
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*[[Jo Frost]] (born 1970), English nanny, writer and TV hostess |
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*[[Jô Soares]] (born 1938), Brazilian comedian, talk show host, author and musician |
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*[[Jo Kamisaku]] (born 1971), also known as Kamisaku Jo, a Japanese criminal |
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*[[J. K. Rowling]] (born 1965), Joanne "Jo" Murray née Rowling, author of the ''Harry Potter'' book series |
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*[[Jo Robinson]] (born 1990), Jordan "Jo" Robinson, the famous Italian ASL interpreter |
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*[[Jo Stafford]] (1917-2008), American singer of traditional pop music |
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*[[Shoji Jo]] (born 1975), a retired Japanese football (soccer) striker |
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'''Fictional characters:''' |
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*[[Jo Grant]], Dr Who companion (1971-73) |
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*[[Jo Polniaczek]], from the television show ''The Facts of Life'' |
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*[[Joanne Gardner]], lead character from the soap opera ''Search for Tomorrow'' |
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*Jo March, a character in the novel ''[[Little Women]]'' and its sequels |
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*Jo, one of the main characters of anime series ''[[Burst Angel]]'' |
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*Jo, a crossing sweeper in Charles Dickens's novel ''[[Bleak House]]'' |
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* [[Jo Reynolds]], character from [[Melrose Place]] |
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==See also== |
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*[[Joe]] |
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{{disambig}} |
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[[Category:Japanese given names]] |
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[[cs:JO]] |
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[[de:JO]] |
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[[eo:Jo]] |
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[[fr:Jo]] |
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[[fr:JO]] |
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[[fi:Jo]] |
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[[it:JO]] |
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[[ja:JO]] |
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[[ko:JO]] |
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[[ksh:JO (Watt ėßß datt?)]] |
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[[lv:JO (nozīmju atdalīšana)]] |
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[[lt:JO]] |
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[[nl:Jo]] |
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[[no:jo]] |
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[[pt:JO]] |
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[[sv:Jo]] |
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{{wiktionary|jo}} |
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'''Jo''', '''JO''', '''Jó''', '''Jō''', '''Jô''', '''etc.''' may refer to: |
|||
*[[Jô]], a Brazilian footballer |
|||
*[[Jō]], a ~4-foot-long wooden staff used in some Japanese martial arts |
|||
*[[Cho (Korean name)]], also spelled Jo, a common Korean family name |
|||
*[[Jo (film)]], a 1971 French comedy |
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*[[.jo]], the internet country code top-level domain (ccTLD) for the country of Jordan |
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* [[Jordan]] (ISO country code: JO), a country in western Asia |
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*[[JALways]] (IATA code: JO), airline subsidiary of Japan Airlines |
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* ''[[Journal Officiel de la République Française]]'', the official gazette of the Government of France |
|||
* The [[List of United States Navy ratings|U.S. Navy rating]] abbreviation for "journalist" |
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== Jo used in person names== |
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'''Jo''' (Jó, Jō, Jô, etc.), can also be a surname or a given name in different languages and is often used as a short form of several given names: |
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*[[Joanne]] |
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*[[Joanna]] |
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*[[Johanna]] |
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*[[Josephine (name)|Josephine]] |
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*[[Jordan (name)|Jordan]] |
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*[[Joseph (name)|Joseph]] |
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*[[Johan (given name)|Johan]] |
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*[[Josiah]] |
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'''People:''' |
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*[[Jô]] (born 1987), a Brazilian footballer currently playing for Galatasaray on loan from Manchester City |
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*[[Jo Durie]] (born 1960), retired English female tennis player |
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*[[Jo Ellis]] (born 1983), English field hockey forward |
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*[[Jo Frost]] (born 1970), English nanny, writer and TV hostess |
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*[[Jô Soares]] (born 1938), Brazilian comedian, talk show host, author and musician |
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*[[Jo Kamisaku]] (born 1971), also known as Kamisaku Jo, a Japanese criminal |
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*[[J. K. Rowling]] (born 1965), Joanne "Jo" Murray née Rowling, author of the ''Harry Potter'' book series |
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*[[Jo Robinson]] (born 1990), Jordan "Jo" Robinson, the famous Italian ASL interpreter |
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*[[Jo Stafford]] (1917-2008), American singer of traditional pop music |
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*[[Shoji Jo]] (born 1975), a retired Japanese football (soccer) striker |
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'''Fictional characters:''' |
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*[[Jo Grant]], Dr Who companion (1971-73) |
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*[[Jo Polniaczek]], from the television show ''The Facts of Life'' |
|||
*[[Joanne Gardner]], lead character from the soap opera ''Search for Tomorrow'' |
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*Jo March, a character in the novel ''[[Little Women]]'' and its sequels |
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*Jo, one of the main characters of anime series ''[[Burst Angel]]'' |
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*Jo, a crossing sweeper in Charles Dickens's novel ''[[Bleak House]]'' |
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* [[Jo Reynolds]], character from [[Melrose Place]] |
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==See also== |
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*[[Joe]] |
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{{disambig}} |
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[[Category:Japanese given names]] |
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[[cs:JO]] |
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[[de:JO]] |
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[[eo:Jo]] |
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[[fr:Jo]] |
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[[fr:JO]] |
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[[fi:Jo]] |
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[[it:JO]] |
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[[ja:JO]] |
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[[ko:JO]] |
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[[ksh:JO (Watt ėßß datt?)]] |
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[[lv:JO (nozīmju atdalīšana)]] |
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[[lt:JO]] |
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[[nl:Jo]] |
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[[no:jo]] |
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[[pt:JO]] |
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[[sv:Jo]] |
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{{wiktionary|jo}} |
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'''Jo''', '''JO''', '''Jó''', '''Jō''', '''Jô''', '''etc.''' may refer to: |
|||
*[[Jô]], a Brazilian footballer |
|||
*[[Jō]], a ~4-foot-long wooden staff used in some Japanese martial arts |
|||
*[[Cho (Korean name)]], also spelled Jo, a common Korean family name |
|||
*[[Jo (film)]], a 1971 French comedy |
|||
*[[.jo]], the internet country code top-level domain (ccTLD) for the country of Jordan |
|||
* [[Jordan]] (ISO country code: JO), a country in western Asia |
|||
*[[JALways]] (IATA code: JO), airline subsidiary of Japan Airlines |
|||
* ''[[Journal Officiel de la République Française]]'', the official gazette of the Government of France |
|||
* The [[List of United States Navy ratings|U.S. Navy rating]] abbreviation for "journalist" |
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== Jo used in person names== |
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'''Jo''' (Jó, Jō, Jô, etc.), can also be a surname or a given name in different languages and is often used as a short form of several given names: |
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*[[Joanne]] |
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*[[Joanna]] |
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*[[Johanna]] |
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*[[Josephine (name)|Josephine]] |
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*[[Jordan (name)|Jordan]] |
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*[[Joseph (name)|Joseph]] |
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*[[Johan (given name)|Johan]] |
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*[[Josiah]] |
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'''People:''' |
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*[[Jô]] (born 1987), a Brazilian footballer currently playing for Galatasaray on loan from Manchester City |
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*[[Jo Durie]] (born 1960), retired English female tennis player |
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*[[Jo Ellis]] (born 1983), English field hockey forward |
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*[[Jo Frost]] (born 1970), English nanny, writer and TV hostess |
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*[[Jô Soares]] (born 1938), Brazilian comedian, talk show host, author and musician |
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*[[Jo Kamisaku]] (born 1971), also known as Kamisaku Jo, a Japanese criminal |
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*[[J. K. Rowling]] (born 1965), Joanne "Jo" Murray née Rowling, author of the ''Harry Potter'' book series |
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*[[Jo Robinson]] (born 1990), Jordan "Jo" Robinson, the famous Italian ASL interpreter |
|||
*[[Jo Stafford]] (1917-2008), American singer of traditional pop music |
|||
*[[Shoji Jo]] (born 1975), a retired Japanese football (soccer) striker |
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'''Fictional characters:''' |
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*[[Jo Grant]], Dr Who companion (1971-73) |
|||
*[[Jo Polniaczek]], from the television show ''The Facts of Life'' |
|||
*[[Joanne Gardner]], lead character from the soap opera ''Search for Tomorrow'' |
|||
*Jo March, a character in the novel ''[[Little Women]]'' and its sequels |
|||
*Jo, one of the main characters of anime series ''[[Burst Angel]]'' |
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*Jo, a crossing sweeper in Charles Dickens's novel ''[[Bleak House]]'' |
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* [[Jo Reynolds]], character from [[Melrose Place]] |
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==See also== |
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*[[Joe]] |
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{{disambig}} |
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[[Category:Japanese given names]] |
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[[cs:JO]] |
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[[de:JO]] |
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[[eo:Jo]] |
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[[fr:Jo]] |
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[[fr:JO]] |
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[[fi:Jo]] |
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[[it:JO]] |
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[[ja:JO]] |
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[[ko:JO]] |
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[[ksh:JO (Watt ėßß datt?)]] |
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[[lv:JO (nozīmju atdalīšana)]] |
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[[lt:JO]] |
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[[nl:Jo]] |
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[[no:jo]] |
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[[pt:JO]] |
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[[sv:Jo]] |
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{{wiktionary|jo}} |
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'''Jo''', '''JO''', '''Jó''', '''Jō''', '''Jô''', '''etc.''' may refer to: |
|||
*[[Jô]], a Brazilian footballer |
|||
*[[Jō]], a ~4-foot-long wooden staff used in some Japanese martial arts |
|||
*[[Cho (Korean name)]], also spelled Jo, a common Korean family name |
|||
*[[Jo (film)]], a 1971 French comedy |
|||
*[[.jo]], the internet country code top-level domain (ccTLD) for the country of Jordan |
|||
* [[Jordan]] (ISO country code: JO), a country in western Asia |
|||
*[[JALways]] (IATA code: JO), airline subsidiary of Japan Airlines |
|||
* ''[[Journal Officiel de la République Française]]'', the official gazette of the Government of France |
|||
* The [[List of United States Navy ratings|U.S. Navy rating]] abbreviation for "journalist" |
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== Jo used in person names== |
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'''Jo''' (Jó, Jō, Jô, etc.), can also be a surname or a given name in different languages and is often used as a short form of several given names: |
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*[[Joanne]] |
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*[[Joanna]] |
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*[[Johanna]] |
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*[[Josephine (name)|Josephine]] |
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*[[Jordan (name)|Jordan]] |
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*[[Joseph (name)|Joseph]] |
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*[[Johan (given name)|Johan]] |
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*[[Josiah]] |
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'''People:''' |
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*[[Jô]] (born 1987), a Brazilian footballer currently playing for Galatasaray on loan from Manchester City |
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*[[Jo Durie]] (born 1960), retired English female tennis player |
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*[[Jo Ellis]] (born 1983), English field hockey forward |
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*[[Jo Frost]] (born 1970), English nanny, writer and TV hostess |
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*[[Jô Soares]] (born 1938), Brazilian comedian, talk show host, author and musician |
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*[[Jo Kamisaku]] (born 1971), also known as Kamisaku Jo, a Japanese criminal |
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*[[J. K. Rowling]] (born 1965), Joanne "Jo" Murray née Rowling, author of the ''Harry Potter'' book series |
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*[[Jo Robinson]] (born 1990), Jordan "Jo" Robinson, the famous Italian ASL interpreter |
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*[[Jo Stafford]] (1917-2008), American singer of traditional pop music |
|||
*[[Shoji Jo]] (born 1975), a retired Japanese football (soccer) striker |
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'''Fictional characters:''' |
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*[[Jo Grant]], Dr Who companion (1971-73) |
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*[[Jo Polniaczek]], from the television show ''The Facts of Life'' |
|||
*[[Joanne Gardner]], lead character from the soap opera ''Search for Tomorrow'' |
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*Jo March, a character in the novel ''[[Little Women]]'' and its sequels |
|||
*Jo, one of the main characters of anime series ''[[Burst Angel]]'' |
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*Jo, a crossing sweeper in Charles Dickens's novel ''[[Bleak House]]'' |
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* [[Jo Reynolds]], character from [[Melrose Place]] |
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==See also== |
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*[[Joe]] |
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{{disambig}} |
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[[Category:Japanese given names]] |
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[[cs:JO]] |
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[[de:JO]] |
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[[eo:Jo]] |
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[[fr:Jo]] |
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[[fr:JO]] |
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[[fi:Jo]] |
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[[it:JO]] |
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[[ja:JO]] |
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[[ko:JO]] |
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[[ksh:JO (Watt ėßß datt?)]] |
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[[lv:JO (nozīmju atdalīšana)]] |
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[[lt:JO]] |
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[[nl:Jo]] |
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[[no:jo]] |
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[[pt:JO]] |
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[[sv:Jo]] |
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{{wiktionary|jo}} |
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'''Jo''', '''JO''', '''Jó''', '''Jō''', '''Jô''', '''etc.''' may refer to: |
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*[[Jô]], a Brazilian footballer |
|||
*[[Jō]], a ~4-foot-long wooden staff used in some Japanese martial arts |
|||
*[[Cho (Korean name)]], also spelled Jo, a common Korean family name |
|||
*[[Jo (film)]], a 1971 French comedy |
|||
*[[.jo]], the internet country code top-level domain (ccTLD) for the country of Jordan |
|||
* [[Jordan]] (ISO country code: JO), a country in western Asia |
|||
*[[JALways]] (IATA code: JO), airline subsidiary of Japan Airlines |
|||
* ''[[Journal Officiel de la République Française]]'', the official gazette of the Government of France |
|||
* The [[List of United States Navy ratings|U.S. Navy rating]] abbreviation for "journalist" |
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== Jo used in person names== |
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'''Jo''' (Jó, Jō, Jô, etc.), can also be a surname or a given name in different languages and is often used as a short form of several given names: |
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*[[Joanne]] |
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*[[Joanna]] |
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*[[Johanna]] |
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*[[Josephine (name)|Josephine]] |
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*[[Jordan (name)|Jordan]] |
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*[[Joseph (name)|Joseph]] |
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*[[Johan (given name)|Johan]] |
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*[[Josiah]] |
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'''People:''' |
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*[[Jô]] (born 1987), a Brazilian footballer currently playing for Galatasaray on loan from Manchester City |
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*[[Jo Durie]] (born 1960), retired English female tennis player |
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*[[Jo Ellis]] (born 1983), English field hockey forward |
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*[[Jo Frost]] (born 1970), English nanny, writer and TV hostess |
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*[[Jô Soares]] (born 1938), Brazilian comedian, talk show host, author and musician |
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*[[Jo Kamisaku]] (born 1971), also known as Kamisaku Jo, a Japanese criminal |
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*[[J. K. Rowling]] (born 1965), Joanne "Jo" Murray née Rowling, author of the ''Harry Potter'' book series |
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*[[Jo Robinson]] (born 1990), Jordan "Jo" Robinson, the famous Italian ASL interpreter |
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*[[Jo Stafford]] (1917-2008), American singer of traditional pop music |
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*[[Shoji Jo]] (born 1975), a retired Japanese football (soccer) striker |
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'''Fictional characters:''' |
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*[[Jo Grant]], Dr Who companion (1971-73) |
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*[[Jo Polniaczek]], from the television show ''The Facts of Life'' |
|||
*[[Joanne Gardner]], lead character from the soap opera ''Search for Tomorrow'' |
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*Jo March, a character in the novel ''[[Little Women]]'' and its sequels |
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*Jo, one of the main characters of anime series ''[[Burst Angel]]'' |
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*Jo, a crossing sweeper in Charles Dickens's novel ''[[Bleak House]]'' |
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* [[Jo Reynolds]], character from [[Melrose Place]] |
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==See also== |
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*[[Joe]] |
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{{disambig}} |
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[[Category:Japanese given names]] |
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[[cs:JO]] |
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[[de:JO]] |
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[[eo:Jo]] |
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[[fr:Jo]] |
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[[fr:JO]] |
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[[fi:Jo]] |
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[[it:JO]] |
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[[ja:JO]] |
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[[ko:JO]] |
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[[ksh:JO (Watt ėßß datt?)]] |
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[[lv:JO (nozīmju atdalīšana)]] |
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[[lt:JO]] |
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[[nl:Jo]] |
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[[no:jo]] |
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[[pt:JO]] |
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[[sv:Jo]] |
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{{wiktionary|jo}} |
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'''Jo''', '''JO''', '''Jó''', '''Jō''', '''Jô''', '''etc.''' may refer to: |
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*[[Jô]], a Brazilian footballer |
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*[[Jō]], a ~4-foot-long wooden staff used in some Japanese martial arts |
|||
*[[Cho (Korean name)]], also spelled Jo, a common Korean family name |
|||
*[[Jo (film)]], a 1971 French comedy |
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*[[.jo]], the internet country code top-level domain (ccTLD) for the country of Jordan |
|||
* [[Jordan]] (ISO country code: JO), a country in western Asia |
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*[[JALways]] (IATA code: JO), airline subsidiary of Japan Airlines |
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* ''[[Journal Officiel de la République Française]]'', the official gazette of the Government of France |
|||
* The [[List of United States Navy ratings|U.S. Navy rating]] abbreviation for "journalist" |
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== Jo used in person names== |
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'''Jo''' (Jó, Jō, Jô, etc.), can also be a surname or a given name in different languages and is often used as a short form of several given names: |
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*[[Joanne]] |
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*[[Joanna]] |
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*[[Johanna]] |
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*[[Josephine (name)|Josephine]] |
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*[[Jordan (name)|Jordan]] |
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*[[Joseph (name)|Joseph]] |
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*[[Johan (given name)|Johan]] |
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*[[Josiah]] |
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'''People:''' |
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*[[Jô]] (born 1987), a Brazilian footballer currently playing for Galatasaray on loan from Manchester City |
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*[[Jo Durie]] (born 1960), retired English female tennis player |
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*[[Jo Ellis]] (born 1983), English field hockey forward |
|||
*[[Jo Frost]] (born 1970), English nanny, writer and TV hostess |
|||
*[[Jô Soares]] (born 1938), Brazilian comedian, talk show host, author and musician |
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*[[Jo Kamisaku]] (born 1971), also known as Kamisaku Jo, a Japanese criminal |
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*[[J. K. Rowling]] (born 1965), Joanne "Jo" Murray née Rowling, author of the ''Harry Potter'' book series |
|||
*[[Jo Robinson]] (born 1990), Jordan "Jo" Robinson, the famous Italian ASL interpreter |
|||
*[[Jo Stafford]] (1917-2008), American singer of traditional pop music |
|||
*[[Shoji Jo]] (born 1975), a retired Japanese football (soccer) striker |
|||
'''Fictional characters:''' |
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*[[Jo Grant]], Dr Who companion (1971-73) |
|||
*[[Jo Polniaczek]], from the television show ''The Facts of Life'' |
|||
*[[Joanne Gardner]], lead character from the soap opera ''Search for Tomorrow'' |
|||
*Jo March, a character in the novel ''[[Little Women]]'' and its sequels |
|||
*Jo, one of the main characters of anime series ''[[Burst Angel]]'' |
|||
*Jo, a crossing sweeper in Charles Dickens's novel ''[[Bleak House]]'' |
|||
* [[Jo Reynolds]], character from [[Melrose Place]] |
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==See also== |
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*[[Joe]] |
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{{disambig}} |
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[[Category:Japanese given names]] |
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[[cs:JO]] |
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[[de:JO]] |
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[[eo:Jo]] |
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[[fr:Jo]] |
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[[fr:JO]] |
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[[fi:Jo]] |
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[[it:JO]] |
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[[ja:JO]] |
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[[ko:JO]] |
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[[ksh:JO (Watt ėßß datt?)]] |
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[[lv:JO (nozīmju atdalīšana)]] |
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[[lt:JO]] |
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[[nl:Jo]] |
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[[pt:JO]] |
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{{wiktionary|jo}} |
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'''Jo''', '''JO''', '''Jó''', '''Jō''', '''Jô''', '''etc.''' may refer to: |
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*[[Jô]], a Brazilian footballer |
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*[[Jō]], a ~4-foot-long wooden staff used in some Japanese martial arts |
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*[[Cho (Korean name)]], also spelled Jo, a common Korean family name |
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*[[Jo (film)]], a 1971 French comedy |
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*[[.jo]], the internet country code top-level domain (ccTLD) for the country of Jordan |
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* [[Jordan]] (ISO country code: JO), a country in western Asia |
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*[[JALways]] (IATA code: JO), airline subsidiary of Japan Airlines |
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* ''[[Journal Officiel de la République Française]]'', the official gazette of the Government of France |
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* The [[List of United States Navy ratings|U.S. Navy rating]] abbreviation for "journalist" |
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== Jo used in person names== |
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'''Jo''' (Jó, Jō, Jô, etc.), can also be a surname or a given name in different languages and is often used as a short form of several given names: |
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*[[Joanne]] |
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*[[Joanna]] |
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*[[Johanna]] |
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*[[Josephine (name)|Josephine]] |
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*[[Jordan (name)|Jordan]] |
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*[[Joseph (name)|Joseph]] |
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*[[Johan (given name)|Johan]] |
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*[[Josiah]] |
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'''People:''' |
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*[[Jô]] (born 1987), a Brazilian footballer currently playing for Galatasaray on loan from Manchester City |
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*[[Jo Durie]] (born 1960), retired English female tennis player |
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*[[Jo Ellis]] (born 1983), English field hockey forward |
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*[[Jo Frost]] (born 1970), English nanny, writer and TV hostess |
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*[[Jô Soares]] (born 1938), Brazilian comedian, talk show host, author and musician |
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*[[Jo Kamisaku]] (born 1971), also known as Kamisaku Jo, a Japanese criminal |
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*[[J. K. Rowling]] (born 1965), Joanne "Jo" Murray née Rowling, author of the ''Harry Potter'' book series |
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*[[Jo Robinson]] (born 1990), Jordan "Jo" Robinson, the famous Italian ASL interpreter |
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*[[Jo Stafford]] (1917-2008), American singer of traditional pop music |
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*[[Shoji Jo]] (born 1975), a retired Japanese football (soccer) striker |
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'''Fictional characters:''' |
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*[[Jo Grant]], Dr Who companion (1971-73) |
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*[[Jo Polniaczek]], from the television show ''The Facts of Life'' |
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*[[Joanne Gardner]], lead character from the soap opera ''Search for Tomorrow'' |
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*Jo March, a character in the novel ''[[Little Women]]'' and its sequels |
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*Jo, one of the main characters of anime series ''[[Burst Angel]]'' |
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*Jo, a crossing sweeper in Charles Dickens's novel ''[[Bleak House]]'' |
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* [[Jo Reynolds]], character from [[Melrose Place]] |
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==See also== |
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*[[Joe]] |
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{{disambig}} |
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[[Category:Japanese given names]] |
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[[cs:JO]] |
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[[de:JO]] |
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[[eo:Jo]] |
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[[fr:Jo]] |
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[[fr:JO]] |
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[[fi:Jo]] |
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[[it:JO]] |
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[[ja:JO]] |
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[[ko:JO]] |
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[[ksh:JO (Watt ėßß datt?)]] |
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[[lv:JO (nozīmju atdalīšana)]] |
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[[lt:JO]] |
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[[nl:Jo]] |
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[[no:jo]] |
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[[pt:JO]] |
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[[sv:Jo]] |
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{{wiktionary|jo}} |
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'''Jo''', '''JO''', '''Jó''', '''Jō''', '''Jô''', '''etc.''' may refer to: |
|||
*[[Jô]], a Brazilian footballer |
|||
*[[Jō]], a ~4-foot-long wooden staff used in some Japanese martial arts |
|||
*[[Cho (Korean name)]], also spelled Jo, a common Korean family name |
|||
*[[Jo (film)]], a 1971 French comedy |
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*[[.jo]], the internet country code top-level domain (ccTLD) for the country of Jordan |
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* [[Jordan]] (ISO country code: JO), a country in western Asia |
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*[[JALways]] (IATA code: JO), airline subsidiary of Japan Airlines |
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* ''[[Journal Officiel de la République Française]]'', the official gazette of the Government of France |
|||
* The [[List of United States Navy ratings|U.S. Navy rating]] abbreviation for "journalist" |
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== Jo used in person names== |
|||
'''Jo''' (Jó, Jō, Jô, etc.), can also be a surname or a given name in different languages and is often used as a short form of several given names: |
|||
*[[Joanne]] |
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*[[Joanna]] |
|||
*[[Johanna]] |
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*[[Josephine (name)|Josephine]] |
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*[[Jordan (name)|Jordan]] |
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*[[Joseph (name)|Joseph]] |
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*[[Johan (given name)|Johan]] |
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*[[Josiah]] |
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'''People:''' |
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*[[Jô]] (born 1987), a Brazilian footballer currently playing for Galatasaray on loan from Manchester City |
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*[[Jo Durie]] (born 1960), retired English female tennis player |
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*[[Jo Ellis]] (born 1983), English field hockey forward |
|||
*[[Jo Frost]] (born 1970), English nanny, writer and TV hostess |
|||
*[[Jô Soares]] (born 1938), Brazilian comedian, talk show host, author and musician |
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*[[Jo Kamisaku]] (born 1971), also known as Kamisaku Jo, a Japanese criminal |
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*[[J. K. Rowling]] (born 1965), Joanne "Jo" Murray née Rowling, author of the ''Harry Potter'' book series |
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*[[Jo Robinson]] (born 1990), Jordan "Jo" Robinson, the famous Italian ASL interpreter |
|||
*[[Jo Stafford]] (1917-2008), American singer of traditional pop music |
|||
*[[Shoji Jo]] (born 1975), a retired Japanese football (soccer) striker |
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'''Fictional characters:''' |
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*[[Jo Grant]], Dr Who companion (1971-73) |
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*[[Jo Polniaczek]], from the television show ''The Facts of Life'' |
|||
*[[Joanne Gardner]], lead character from the soap opera ''Search for Tomorrow'' |
|||
*Jo March, a character in the novel ''[[Little Women]]'' and its sequels |
|||
*Jo, one of the main characters of anime series ''[[Burst Angel]]'' |
|||
*Jo, a crossing sweeper in Charles Dickens's novel ''[[Bleak House]]'' |
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* [[Jo Reynolds]], character from [[Melrose Place]] |
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==See also== |
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*[[Joe]] |
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{{disambig}} |
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[[Category:Japanese given names]] |
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[[cs:JO]] |
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[[de:JO]] |
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[[eo:Jo]] |
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[[fr:Jo]] |
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[[fr:JO]] |
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[[fi:Jo]] |
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[[it:JO]] |
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[[ja:JO]] |
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[[ko:JO]] |
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[[ksh:JO (Watt ėßß datt?)]] |
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[[lv:JO (nozīmju atdalīšana)]] |
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[[lt:JO]] |
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[[nl:Jo]] |
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[[no:jo]] |
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[[pt:JO]] |
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[[sv:Jo]] |
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{{wiktionary|jo}} |
|||
'''Jo''', '''JO''', '''Jó''', '''Jō''', '''Jô''', '''etc.''' may refer to: |
|||
*[[Jô]], a Brazilian footballer |
|||
*[[Jō]], a ~4-foot-long wooden staff used in some Japanese martial arts |
|||
*[[Cho (Korean name)]], also spelled Jo, a common Korean family name |
|||
*[[Jo (film)]], a 1971 French comedy |
|||
*[[.jo]], the internet country code top-level domain (ccTLD) for the country of Jordan |
|||
* [[Jordan]] (ISO country code: JO), a country in western Asia |
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*[[JALways]] (IATA code: JO), airline subsidiary of Japan Airlines |
|||
* ''[[Journal Officiel de la République Française]]'', the official gazette of the Government of France |
|||
* The [[List of United States Navy ratings|U.S. Navy rating]] abbreviation for "journalist" |
|||
== Jo used in person names== |
|||
'''Jo''' (Jó, Jō, Jô, etc.), can also be a surname or a given name in different languages and is often used as a short form of several given names: |
|||
*[[Joanne]] |
|||
*[[Joanna]] |
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*[[Johanna]] |
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*[[Josephine (name)|Josephine]] |
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*[[Jordan (name)|Jordan]] |
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*[[Joseph (name)|Joseph]] |
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*[[Johan (given name)|Johan]] |
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*[[Josiah]] |
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'''People:''' |
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*[[Jô]] (born 1987), a Brazilian footballer currently playing for Galatasaray on loan from Manchester City |
|||
*[[Jo Durie]] (born 1960), retired English female tennis player |
|||
*[[Jo Ellis]] (born 1983), English field hockey forward |
|||
*[[Jo Frost]] (born 1970), English nanny, writer and TV hostess |
|||
*[[Jô Soares]] (born 1938), Brazilian comedian, talk show host, author and musician |
|||
*[[Jo Kamisaku]] (born 1971), also known as Kamisaku Jo, a Japanese criminal |
|||
*[[J. K. Rowling]] (born 1965), Joanne "Jo" Murray née Rowling, author of the ''Harry Potter'' book series |
|||
*[[Jo Robinson]] (born 1990), Jordan "Jo" Robinson, the famous Italian ASL interpreter |
|||
*[[Jo Stafford]] (1917-2008), American singer of traditional pop music |
|||
*[[Shoji Jo]] (born 1975), a retired Japanese football (soccer) striker |
|||
'''Fictional characters:''' |
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*[[Jo Grant]], Dr Who companion (1971-73) |
|||
*[[Jo Polniaczek]], from the television show ''The Facts of Life'' |
|||
*[[Joanne Gardner]], lead character from the soap opera ''Search for Tomorrow'' |
|||
*Jo March, a character in the novel ''[[Little Women]]'' and its sequels |
|||
*Jo, one of the main characters of anime series ''[[Burst Angel]]'' |
|||
*Jo, a crossing sweeper in Charles Dickens's novel ''[[Bleak House]]'' |
|||
* [[Jo Reynolds]], character from [[Melrose Place]] |
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==See also== |
|||
*[[Joe]] |
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{{disambig}} |
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[[Category:Japanese given names]] |
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[[cs:JO]] |
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[[de:JO]] |
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[[eo:Jo]] |
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[[fr:Jo]] |
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[[fr:JO]] |
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[[fi:Jo]] |
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[[it:JO]] |
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[[ja:JO]] |
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[[ko:JO]] |
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[[ksh:JO (Watt ėßß datt?)]] |
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[[lv:JO (nozīmju atdalīšana)]] |
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[[lt:JO]] |
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[[nl:Jo]] |
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[[no:jo]] |
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[[pt:JO]] |
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[[sv:Jo]] |
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{{wiktionary|jo}} |
|||
'''Jo''', '''JO''', '''Jó''', '''Jō''', '''Jô''', '''etc.''' may refer to: |
|||
*[[Jô]], a Brazilian footballer |
|||
*[[Jō]], a ~4-foot-long wooden staff used in some Japanese martial arts |
|||
*[[Cho (Korean name)]], also spelled Jo, a common Korean family name |
|||
*[[Jo (film)]], a 1971 French comedy |
|||
*[[.jo]], the internet country code top-level domain (ccTLD) for the country of Jordan |
|||
* [[Jordan]] (ISO country code: JO), a country in western Asia |
|||
*[[JALways]] (IATA code: JO), airline subsidiary of Japan Airlines |
|||
* ''[[Journal Officiel de la République Française]]'', the official gazette of the Government of France |
|||
* The [[List of United States Navy ratings|U.S. Navy rating]] abbreviation for "journalist" |
|||
== Jo used in person names== |
|||
'''Jo''' (Jó, Jō, Jô, etc.), can also be a surname or a given name in different languages and is often used as a short form of several given names: |
|||
*[[Joanne]] |
|||
*[[Joanna]] |
|||
*[[Johanna]] |
|||
*[[Josephine (name)|Josephine]] |
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*[[Jordan (name)|Jordan]] |
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*[[Joseph (name)|Joseph]] |
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*[[Johan (given name)|Johan]] |
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*[[Josiah]] |
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'''People:''' |
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*[[Jô]] (born 1987), a Brazilian footballer currently playing for Galatasaray on loan from Manchester City |
|||
*[[Jo Durie]] (born 1960), retired English female tennis player |
|||
*[[Jo Ellis]] (born 1983), English field hockey forward |
|||
*[[Jo Frost]] (born 1970), English nanny, writer and TV hostess |
|||
*[[Jô Soares]] (born 1938), Brazilian comedian, talk show host, author and musician |
|||
*[[Jo Kamisaku]] (born 1971), also known as Kamisaku Jo, a Japanese criminal |
|||
*[[J. K. Rowling]] (born 1965), Joanne "Jo" Murray née Rowling, author of the ''Harry Potter'' book series |
|||
*[[Jo Robinson]] (born 1990), Jordan "Jo" Robinson, the famous Italian ASL interpreter |
|||
*[[Jo Stafford]] (1917-2008), American singer of traditional pop music |
|||
*[[Shoji Jo]] (born 1975), a retired Japanese football (soccer) striker |
|||
'''Fictional characters:''' |
|||
*[[Jo Grant]], Dr Who companion (1971-73) |
|||
*[[Jo Polniaczek]], from the television show ''The Facts of Life'' |
|||
*[[Joanne Gardner]], lead character from the soap opera ''Search for Tomorrow'' |
|||
*Jo March, a character in the novel ''[[Little Women]]'' and its sequels |
|||
*Jo, one of the main characters of anime series ''[[Burst Angel]]'' |
|||
*Jo, a crossing sweeper in Charles Dickens's novel ''[[Bleak House]]'' |
|||
* [[Jo Reynolds]], character from [[Melrose Place]] |
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==See also== |
|||
*[[Joe]] |
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{{disambig}} |
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[[Category:Japanese given names]] |
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[[cs:JO]] |
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[[de:JO]] |
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[[eo:Jo]] |
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[[fr:Jo]] |
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[[fr:JO]] |
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[[fi:Jo]] |
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[[it:JO]] |
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[[ja:JO]] |
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[[ko:JO]] |
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[[ksh:JO (Watt ėßß datt?)]] |
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[[lv:JO (nozīmju atdalīšana)]] |
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[[lt:JO]] |
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[[nl:Jo]] |
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[[no:jo]] |
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[[pt:JO]] |
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[[sv:Jo]] |
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{{wiktionary|jo}} |
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'''Jo''', '''JO''', '''Jó''', '''Jō''', '''Jô''', '''etc.''' may refer to: |
|||
*[[Jô]], a Brazilian footballer |
|||
*[[Jō]], a ~4-foot-long wooden staff used in some Japanese martial arts |
|||
*[[Cho (Korean name)]], also spelled Jo, a common Korean family name |
|||
*[[Jo (film)]], a 1971 French comedy |
|||
*[[.jo]], the internet country code top-level domain (ccTLD) for the country of Jordan |
|||
* [[Jordan]] (ISO country code: JO), a country in western Asia |
|||
*[[JALways]] (IATA code: JO), airline subsidiary of Japan Airlines |
|||
* ''[[Journal Officiel de la République Française]]'', the official gazette of the Government of France |
|||
* The [[List of United States Navy ratings|U.S. Navy rating]] abbreviation for "journalist" |
|||
== Jo used in person names== |
|||
'''Jo''' (Jó, Jō, Jô, etc.), can also be a surname or a given name in different languages and is often used as a short form of several given names: |
|||
*[[Joanne]] |
|||
*[[Joanna]] |
|||
*[[Johanna]] |
|||
*[[Josephine (name)|Josephine]] |
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*[[Jordan (name)|Jordan]] |
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*[[Joseph (name)|Joseph]] |
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*[[Johan (given name)|Johan]] |
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*[[Josiah]] |
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'''People:''' |
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*[[Jô]] (born 1987), a Brazilian footballer currently playing for Galatasaray on loan from Manchester City |
|||
*[[Jo Durie]] (born 1960), retired English female tennis player |
|||
*[[Jo Ellis]] (born 1983), English field hockey forward |
|||
*[[Jo Frost]] (born 1970), English nanny, writer and TV hostess |
|||
*[[Jô Soares]] (born 1938), Brazilian comedian, talk show host, author and musician |
|||
*[[Jo Kamisaku]] (born 1971), also known as Kamisaku Jo, a Japanese criminal |
|||
*[[J. K. Rowling]] (born 1965), Joanne "Jo" Murray née Rowling, author of the ''Harry Potter'' book series |
|||
*[[Jo Robinson]] (born 1990), Jordan "Jo" Robinson, the famous Italian ASL interpreter |
|||
*[[Jo Stafford]] (1917-2008), American singer of traditional pop music |
|||
*[[Shoji Jo]] (born 1975), a retired Japanese football (soccer) striker |
|||
'''Fictional characters:''' |
|||
*[[Jo Grant]], Dr Who companion (1971-73) |
|||
*[[Jo Polniaczek]], from the television show ''The Facts of Life'' |
|||
*[[Joanne Gardner]], lead character from the soap opera ''Search for Tomorrow'' |
|||
*Jo March, a character in the novel ''[[Little Women]]'' and its sequels |
|||
*Jo, one of the main characters of anime series ''[[Burst Angel]]'' |
|||
*Jo, a crossing sweeper in Charles Dickens's novel ''[[Bleak House]]'' |
|||
* [[Jo Reynolds]], character from [[Melrose Place]] |
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==See also== |
|||
*[[Joe]] |
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{{disambig}} |
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[[Category:Japanese given names]] |
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[[cs:JO]] |
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[[de:JO]] |
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[[eo:Jo]] |
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[[fr:Jo]] |
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[[fr:JO]] |
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[[fi:Jo]] |
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[[it:JO]] |
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[[ja:JO]] |
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[[ko:JO]] |
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[[ksh:JO (Watt ėßß datt?)]] |
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[[lv:JO (nozīmju atdalīšana)]] |
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[[lt:JO]] |
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[[nl:Jo]] |
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[[no:jo]] |
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[[pt:JO]] |
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[[sv:Jo]] |
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{{wiktionary|jo}} |
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'''Jo''', '''JO''', '''Jó''', '''Jō''', '''Jô''', '''etc.''' may refer to: |
|||
*[[Jô]], a Brazilian footballer |
|||
*[[Jō]], a ~4-foot-long wooden staff used in some Japanese martial arts |
|||
*[[Cho (Korean name)]], also spelled Jo, a common Korean family name |
|||
*[[Jo (film)]], a 1971 French comedy |
|||
*[[.jo]], the internet country code top-level domain (ccTLD) for the country of Jordan |
|||
* [[Jordan]] (ISO country code: JO), a country in western Asia |
|||
*[[JALways]] (IATA code: JO), airline subsidiary of Japan Airlines |
|||
* ''[[Journal Officiel de la République Française]]'', the official gazette of the Government of France |
|||
* The [[List of United States Navy ratings|U.S. Navy rating]] abbreviation for "journalist" |
|||
== Jo used in person names== |
|||
'''Jo''' (Jó, Jō, Jô, etc.), can also be a surname or a given name in different languages and is often used as a short form of several given names: |
|||
*[[Joanne]] |
|||
*[[Joanna]] |
|||
*[[Johanna]] |
|||
*[[Josephine (name)|Josephine]] |
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*[[Jordan (name)|Jordan]] |
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*[[Joseph (name)|Joseph]] |
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*[[Johan (given name)|Johan]] |
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*[[Josiah]] |
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'''People:''' |
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*[[Jô]] (born 1987), a Brazilian footballer currently playing for Galatasaray on loan from Manchester City |
|||
*[[Jo Durie]] (born 1960), retired English female tennis player |
|||
*[[Jo Ellis]] (born 1983), English field hockey forward |
|||
*[[Jo Frost]] (born 1970), English nanny, writer and TV hostess |
|||
*[[Jô Soares]] (born 1938), Brazilian comedian, talk show host, author and musician |
|||
*[[Jo Kamisaku]] (born 1971), also known as Kamisaku Jo, a Japanese criminal |
|||
*[[J. K. Rowling]] (born 1965), Joanne "Jo" Murray née Rowling, author of the ''Harry Potter'' book series |
|||
*[[Jo Robinson]] (born 1990), Jordan "Jo" Robinson, the famous Italian ASL interpreter |
|||
*[[Jo Stafford]] (1917-2008), American singer of traditional pop music |
|||
*[[Shoji Jo]] (born 1975), a retired Japanese football (soccer) striker |
|||
'''Fictional characters:''' |
|||
*[[Jo Grant]], Dr Who companion (1971-73) |
|||
*[[Jo Polniaczek]], from the television show ''The Facts of Life'' |
|||
*[[Joanne Gardner]], lead character from the soap opera ''Search for Tomorrow'' |
|||
*Jo March, a character in the novel ''[[Little Women]]'' and its sequels |
|||
*Jo, one of the main characters of anime series ''[[Burst Angel]]'' |
|||
*Jo, a crossing sweeper in Charles Dickens's novel ''[[Bleak House]]'' |
|||
* [[Jo Reynolds]], character from [[Melrose Place]] |
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==See also== |
|||
*[[Joe]] |
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{{disambig}} |
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[[Category:Japanese given names]] |
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[[cs:JO]] |
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[[de:JO]] |
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[[eo:Jo]] |
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[[fr:Jo]] |
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[[fr:JO]] |
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[[fi:Jo]] |
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[[it:JO]] |
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[[ja:JO]] |
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[[ko:JO]] |
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[[ksh:JO (Watt ėßß datt?)]] |
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[[lv:JO (nozīmju atdalīšana)]] |
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[[lt:JO]] |
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[[nl:Jo]] |
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[[no:jo]] |
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[[pt:JO]] |
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[[sv:Jo]] |
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{{wiktionary|jo}} |
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'''Jo''', '''JO''', '''Jó''', '''Jō''', '''Jô''', '''etc.''' may refer to: |
|||
*[[Jô]], a Brazilian footballer |
|||
*[[Jō]], a ~4-foot-long wooden staff used in some Japanese martial arts |
|||
*[[Cho (Korean name)]], also spelled Jo, a common Korean family name |
|||
*[[Jo (film)]], a 1971 French comedy |
|||
*[[.jo]], the internet country code top-level domain (ccTLD) for the country of Jordan |
|||
* [[Jordan]] (ISO country code: JO), a country in western Asia |
|||
*[[JALways]] (IATA code: JO), airline subsidiary of Japan Airlines |
|||
* ''[[Journal Officiel de la République Française]]'', the official gazette of the Government of France |
|||
* The [[List of United States Navy ratings|U.S. Navy rating]] abbreviation for "journalist" |
|||
== Jo used in person names== |
|||
'''Jo''' (Jó, Jō, Jô, etc.), can also be a surname or a given name in different languages and is often used as a short form of several given names: |
|||
*[[Joanne]] |
|||
*[[Joanna]] |
|||
*[[Johanna]] |
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*[[Josephine (name)|Josephine]] |
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*[[Jordan (name)|Jordan]] |
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*[[Joseph (name)|Joseph]] |
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*[[Johan (given name)|Johan]] |
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*[[Josiah]] |
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'''People:''' |
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*[[Jô]] (born 1987), a Brazilian footballer currently playing for Galatasaray on loan from Manchester City |
|||
*[[Jo Durie]] (born 1960), retired English female tennis player |
|||
*[[Jo Ellis]] (born 1983), English field hockey forward |
|||
*[[Jo Frost]] (born 1970), English nanny, writer and TV hostess |
|||
*[[Jô Soares]] (born 1938), Brazilian comedian, talk show host, author and musician |
|||
*[[Jo Kamisaku]] (born 1971), also known as Kamisaku Jo, a Japanese criminal |
|||
*[[J. K. Rowling]] (born 1965), Joanne "Jo" Murray née Rowling, author of the ''Harry Potter'' book series |
|||
*[[Jo Robinson]] (born 1990), Jordan "Jo" Robinson, the famous Italian ASL interpreter |
|||
*[[Jo Stafford]] (1917-2008), American singer of traditional pop music |
|||
*[[Shoji Jo]] (born 1975), a retired Japanese football (soccer) striker |
|||
'''Fictional characters:''' |
|||
*[[Jo Grant]], Dr Who companion (1971-73) |
|||
*[[Jo Polniaczek]], from the television show ''The Facts of Life'' |
|||
*[[Joanne Gardner]], lead character from the soap opera ''Search for Tomorrow'' |
|||
*Jo March, a character in the novel ''[[Little Women]]'' and its sequels |
|||
*Jo, one of the main characters of anime series ''[[Burst Angel]]'' |
|||
*Jo, a crossing sweeper in Charles Dickens's novel ''[[Bleak House]]'' |
|||
* [[Jo Reynolds]], character from [[Melrose Place]] |
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==See also== |
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*[[Joe]] |
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{{wiktionary|jo}} |
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'''Jo''', '''JO''', '''Jó''', '''Jō''', '''Jô''', '''etc.''' may refer to: |
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*[[Jô]], a Brazilian footballer |
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*[[Jō]], a ~4-foot-long wooden staff used in some Japanese martial arts |
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*[[Cho (Korean name)]], also spelled Jo, a common Korean family name |
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*[[Jo (film)]], a 1971 French comedy |
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*[[.jo]], the internet country code top-level domain (ccTLD) for the country of Jordan |
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* [[Jordan]] (ISO country code: JO), a country in western Asia |
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*[[JALways]] (IATA code: JO), airline subsidiary of Japan Airlines |
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* ''[[Journal Officiel de la République Française]]'', the official gazette of the Government of France |
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* The [[List of United States Navy ratings|U.S. Navy rating]] abbreviation for "journalist" |
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== Jo used in person names== |
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'''Jo''' (Jó, Jō, Jô, etc.), can also be a surname or a given name in different languages and is often used as a short form of several given names: |
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*[[Joanne]] |
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*[[Joanna]] |
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*[[Johanna]] |
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*[[Josephine (name)|Josephine]] |
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*[[Jordan (name)|Jordan]] |
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*[[Joseph (name)|Joseph]] |
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*[[Johan (given name)|Johan]] |
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*[[Josiah]] |
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'''People:''' |
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*[[Jô]] (born 1987), a Brazilian footballer currently playing for Galatasaray on loan from Manchester City |
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*[[Jo Durie]] (born 1960), retired English female tennis player |
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*[[Jo Ellis]] (born 1983), English field hockey forward |
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*[[Jo Frost]] (born 1970), English nanny, writer and TV hostess |
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*[[Jô Soares]] (born 1938), Brazilian comedian, talk show host, author and musician |
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*[[Jo Kamisaku]] (born 1971), also known as Kamisaku Jo, a Japanese criminal |
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*[[J. K. Rowling]] (born 1965), Joanne "Jo" Murray née Rowling, author of the ''Harry Potter'' book series |
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*[[Jo Robinson]] (born 1990), Jordan "Jo" Robinson, the famous Italian ASL interpreter |
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*[[Jo Stafford]] (1917-2008), American singer of traditional pop music |
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*[[Shoji Jo]] (born 1975), a retired Japanese football (soccer) striker |
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'''Fictional characters:''' |
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*[[Jo Grant]], Dr Who companion (1971-73) |
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*[[Jo Polniaczek]], from the television show ''The Facts of Life'' |
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*[[Joanne Gardner]], lead character from the soap opera ''Search for Tomorrow'' |
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*Jo March, a character in the novel ''[[Little Women]]'' and its sequels |
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*Jo, one of the main characters of anime series ''[[Burst Angel]]'' |
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*Jo, a crossing sweeper in Charles Dickens's novel ''[[Bleak House]]'' |
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* [[Jo Reynolds]], character from [[Melrose Place]] |
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==See also== |
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*[[Joe]] |
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{{disambig}} |
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[[Category:Japanese given names]] |
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[[cs:JO]] |
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[[de:JO]] |
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[[fi:Jo]] |
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[[it:JO]] |
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[[ja:JO]] |
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[[ko:JO]] |
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[[ksh:JO (Watt ėßß datt?)]] |
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[[lv:JO (nozīmju atdalīšana)]] |
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[[lt:JO]] |
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[[nl:Jo]] |
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[[no:jo]] |
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[[pt:JO]] |
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[[sv:Jo]] |
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{{wiktionary|jo}} |
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'''Jo''', '''JO''', '''Jó''', '''Jō''', '''Jô''', '''etc.''' may refer to: |
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*[[Jô]], a Brazilian footballer |
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*[[Jō]], a ~4-foot-long wooden staff used in some Japanese martial arts |
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*[[Cho (Korean name)]], also spelled Jo, a common Korean family name |
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*[[Jo (film)]], a 1971 French comedy |
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*[[.jo]], the internet country code top-level domain (ccTLD) for the country of Jordan |
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* [[Jordan]] (ISO country code: JO), a country in western Asia |
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*[[JALways]] (IATA code: JO), airline subsidiary of Japan Airlines |
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* ''[[Journal Officiel de la République Française]]'', the official gazette of the Government of France |
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* The [[List of United States Navy ratings|U.S. Navy rating]] abbreviation for "journalist" |
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== Jo used in person names== |
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'''Jo''' (Jó, Jō, Jô, etc.), can also be a surname or a given name in different languages and is often used as a short form of several given names: |
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*[[Joanne]] |
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*[[Joanna]] |
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*[[Johanna]] |
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*[[Josephine (name)|Josephine]] |
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*[[Jordan (name)|Jordan]] |
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*[[Joseph (name)|Joseph]] |
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*[[Johan (given name)|Johan]] |
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*[[Josiah]] |
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'''People:''' |
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*[[Jô]] (born 1987), a Brazilian footballer currently playing for Galatasaray on loan from Manchester City |
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*[[Jo Durie]] (born 1960), retired English female tennis player |
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*[[Jo Ellis]] (born 1983), English field hockey forward |
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*[[Jo Frost]] (born 1970), English nanny, writer and TV hostess |
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*[[Jô Soares]] (born 1938), Brazilian comedian, talk show host, author and musician |
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*[[Jo Kamisaku]] (born 1971), also known as Kamisaku Jo, a Japanese criminal |
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*[[J. K. Rowling]] (born 1965), Joanne "Jo" Murray née Rowling, author of the ''Harry Potter'' book series |
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*[[Jo Robinson]] (born 1990), Jordan "Jo" Robinson, the famous Italian ASL interpreter |
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*[[Jo Stafford]] (1917-2008), American singer of traditional pop music |
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*[[Shoji Jo]] (born 1975), a retired Japanese football (soccer) striker |
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'''Fictional characters:''' |
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*[[Jo Grant]], Dr Who companion (1971-73) |
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*[[Jo Polniaczek]], from the television show ''The Facts of Life'' |
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*[[Joanne Gardner]], lead character from the soap opera ''Search for Tomorrow'' |
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*Jo March, a character in the novel ''[[Little Women]]'' and its sequels |
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*Jo, one of the main characters of anime series ''[[Burst Angel]]'' |
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*Jo, a crossing sweeper in Charles Dickens's novel ''[[Bleak House]]'' |
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* [[Jo Reynolds]], character from [[Melrose Place]] |
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==See also== |
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*[[Joe]] |
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{{disambig}} |
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[[Category:Japanese given names]] |
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[[cs:JO]] |
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[[de:JO]] |
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[[eo:Jo]] |
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[[fr:Jo]] |
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[[fr:JO]] |
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[[fi:Jo]] |
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[[it:JO]] |
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[[ja:JO]] |
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[[ko:JO]] |
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[[ksh:JO (Watt ėßß datt?)]] |
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[[lv:JO (nozīmju atdalīšana)]] |
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[[lt:JO]] |
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[[nl:Jo]] |
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[[no:jo]] |
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[[pt:JO]] |
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[[sv:Jo]] |
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{{wiktionary|jo}} |
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'''Jo''', '''JO''', '''Jó''', '''Jō''', '''Jô''', '''etc.''' may refer to: |
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*[[Jô]], a Brazilian footballer |
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*[[Jō]], a ~4-foot-long wooden staff used in some Japanese martial arts |
|||
*[[Cho (Korean name)]], also spelled Jo, a common Korean family name |
|||
*[[Jo (film)]], a 1971 French comedy |
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*[[.jo]], the internet country code top-level domain (ccTLD) for the country of Jordan |
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* [[Jordan]] (ISO country code: JO), a country in western Asia |
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*[[JALways]] (IATA code: JO), airline subsidiary of Japan Airlines |
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* ''[[Journal Officiel de la République Française]]'', the official gazette of the Government of France |
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* The [[List of United States Navy ratings|U.S. Navy rating]] abbreviation for "journalist" |
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== Jo used in person names== |
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'''Jo''' (Jó, Jō, Jô, etc.), can also be a surname or a given name in different languages and is often used as a short form of several given names: |
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*[[Joanne]] |
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*[[Joanna]] |
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*[[Johanna]] |
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*[[Josephine (name)|Josephine]] |
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*[[Jordan (name)|Jordan]] |
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*[[Joseph (name)|Joseph]] |
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*[[Johan (given name)|Johan]] |
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*[[Josiah]] |
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'''People:''' |
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*[[Jô]] (born 1987), a Brazilian footballer currently playing for Galatasaray on loan from Manchester City |
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*[[Jo Durie]] (born 1960), retired English female tennis player |
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*[[Jo Ellis]] (born 1983), English field hockey forward |
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*[[Jo Frost]] (born 1970), English nanny, writer and TV hostess |
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*[[Jô Soares]] (born 1938), Brazilian comedian, talk show host, author and musician |
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*[[Jo Kamisaku]] (born 1971), also known as Kamisaku Jo, a Japanese criminal |
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*[[J. K. Rowling]] (born 1965), Joanne "Jo" Murray née Rowling, author of the ''Harry Potter'' book series |
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*[[Jo Robinson]] (born 1990), Jordan "Jo" Robinson, the famous Italian ASL interpreter |
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*[[Jo Stafford]] (1917-2008), American singer of traditional pop music |
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*[[Shoji Jo]] (born 1975), a retired Japanese football (soccer) striker |
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'''Fictional characters:''' |
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*[[Jo Grant]], Dr Who companion (1971-73) |
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*[[Jo Polniaczek]], from the television show ''The Facts of Life'' |
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*[[Joanne Gardner]], lead character from the soap opera ''Search for Tomorrow'' |
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*Jo March, a character in the novel ''[[Little Women]]'' and its sequels |
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*Jo, one of the main characters of anime series ''[[Burst Angel]]'' |
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*Jo, a crossing sweeper in Charles Dickens's novel ''[[Bleak House]]'' |
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* [[Jo Reynolds]], character from [[Melrose Place]] |
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==See also== |
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*[[Joe]] |
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{{disambig}} |
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[[Category:Japanese given names]] |
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[[cs:JO]] |
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[[de:JO]] |
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[[eo:Jo]] |
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[[fr:Jo]] |
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[[fr:JO]] |
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[[fi:Jo]] |
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[[it:JO]] |
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[[ja:JO]] |
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[[ko:JO]] |
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[[ksh:JO (Watt ėßß datt?)]] |
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[[lv:JO (nozīmju atdalīšana)]] |
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[[lt:JO]] |
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[[nl:Jo]] |
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[[no:jo]] |
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[[pt:JO]] |
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[[sv:Jo]] |
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{{wiktionary|jo}} |
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'''Jo''', '''JO''', '''Jó''', '''Jō''', '''Jô''', '''etc.''' may refer to: |
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*[[Jô]], a Brazilian footballer |
|||
*[[Jō]], a ~4-foot-long wooden staff used in some Japanese martial arts |
|||
*[[Cho (Korean name)]], also spelled Jo, a common Korean family name |
|||
*[[Jo (film)]], a 1971 French comedy |
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*[[.jo]], the internet country code top-level domain (ccTLD) for the country of Jordan |
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* [[Jordan]] (ISO country code: JO), a country in western Asia |
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*[[JALways]] (IATA code: JO), airline subsidiary of Japan Airlines |
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* ''[[Journal Officiel de la République Française]]'', the official gazette of the Government of France |
|||
* The [[List of United States Navy ratings|U.S. Navy rating]] abbreviation for "journalist" |
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== Jo used in person names== |
|||
'''Jo''' (Jó, Jō, Jô, etc.), can also be a surname or a given name in different languages and is often used as a short form of several given names: |
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*[[Joanne]] |
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*[[Joanna]] |
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*[[Johanna]] |
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*[[Josephine (name)|Josephine]] |
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*[[Jordan (name)|Jordan]] |
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*[[Joseph (name)|Joseph]] |
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*[[Johan (given name)|Johan]] |
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*[[Josiah]] |
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'''People:''' |
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*[[Jô]] (born 1987), a Brazilian footballer currently playing for Galatasaray on loan from Manchester City |
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*[[Jo Durie]] (born 1960), retired English female tennis player |
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*[[Jo Ellis]] (born 1983), English field hockey forward |
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*[[Jo Frost]] (born 1970), English nanny, writer and TV hostess |
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*[[Jô Soares]] (born 1938), Brazilian comedian, talk show host, author and musician |
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*[[Jo Kamisaku]] (born 1971), also known as Kamisaku Jo, a Japanese criminal |
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*[[J. K. Rowling]] (born 1965), Joanne "Jo" Murray née Rowling, author of the ''Harry Potter'' book series |
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*[[Jo Robinson]] (born 1990), Jordan "Jo" Robinson, the famous Italian ASL interpreter |
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*[[Jo Stafford]] (1917-2008), American singer of traditional pop music |
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*[[Shoji Jo]] (born 1975), a retired Japanese football (soccer) striker |
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'''Fictional characters:''' |
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*[[Jo Grant]], Dr Who companion (1971-73) |
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*[[Jo Polniaczek]], from the television show ''The Facts of Life'' |
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*[[Joanne Gardner]], lead character from the soap opera ''Search for Tomorrow'' |
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*Jo March, a character in the novel ''[[Little Women]]'' and its sequels |
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*Jo, one of the main characters of anime series ''[[Burst Angel]]'' |
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*Jo, a crossing sweeper in Charles Dickens's novel ''[[Bleak House]]'' |
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* [[Jo Reynolds]], character from [[Melrose Place]] |
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==See also== |
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*[[Joe]] |
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{{disambig}} |
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[[Category:Japanese given names]] |
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[[cs:JO]] |
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[[de:JO]] |
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[[eo:Jo]] |
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[[fr:Jo]] |
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[[fr:JO]] |
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[[fi:Jo]] |
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[[it:JO]] |
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[[ja:JO]] |
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[[ko:JO]] |
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[[ksh:JO (Watt ėßß datt?)]] |
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[[lv:JO (nozīmju atdalīšana)]] |
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[[lt:JO]] |
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[[nl:Jo]] |
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[[no:jo]] |
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[[pt:JO]] |
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[[sv:Jo]] |
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{{wiktionary|jo}} |
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'''Jo''', '''JO''', '''Jó''', '''Jō''', '''Jô''', '''etc.''' may refer to: |
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*[[Jô]], a Brazilian footballer |
|||
*[[Jō]], a ~4-foot-long wooden staff used in some Japanese martial arts |
|||
*[[Cho (Korean name)]], also spelled Jo, a common Korean family name |
|||
*[[Jo (film)]], a 1971 French comedy |
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*[[.jo]], the internet country code top-level domain (ccTLD) for the country of Jordan |
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* [[Jordan]] (ISO country code: JO), a country in western Asia |
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*[[JALways]] (IATA code: JO), airline subsidiary of Japan Airlines |
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* ''[[Journal Officiel de la République Française]]'', the official gazette of the Government of France |
|||
* The [[List of United States Navy ratings|U.S. Navy rating]] abbreviation for "journalist" |
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== Jo used in person names== |
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'''Jo''' (Jó, Jō, Jô, etc.), can also be a surname or a given name in different languages and is often used as a short form of several given names: |
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*[[Joanne]] |
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*[[Joanna]] |
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*[[Johanna]] |
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*[[Josephine (name)|Josephine]] |
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*[[Jordan (name)|Jordan]] |
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*[[Joseph (name)|Joseph]] |
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*[[Johan (given name)|Johan]] |
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*[[Josiah]] |
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'''People:''' |
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*[[Jô]] (born 1987), a Brazilian footballer currently playing for Galatasaray on loan from Manchester City |
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*[[Jo Durie]] (born 1960), retired English female tennis player |
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*[[Jo Ellis]] (born 1983), English field hockey forward |
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*[[Jo Frost]] (born 1970), English nanny, writer and TV hostess |
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*[[Jô Soares]] (born 1938), Brazilian comedian, talk show host, author and musician |
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*[[Jo Kamisaku]] (born 1971), also known as Kamisaku Jo, a Japanese criminal |
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*[[J. K. Rowling]] (born 1965), Joanne "Jo" Murray née Rowling, author of the ''Harry Potter'' book series |
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*[[Jo Robinson]] (born 1990), Jordan "Jo" Robinson, the famous Italian ASL interpreter |
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*[[Jo Stafford]] (1917-2008), American singer of traditional pop music |
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*[[Shoji Jo]] (born 1975), a retired Japanese football (soccer) striker |
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'''Fictional characters:''' |
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*[[Jo Grant]], Dr Who companion (1971-73) |
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*[[Jo Polniaczek]], from the television show ''The Facts of Life'' |
|||
*[[Joanne Gardner]], lead character from the soap opera ''Search for Tomorrow'' |
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*Jo March, a character in the novel ''[[Little Women]]'' and its sequels |
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*Jo, one of the main characters of anime series ''[[Burst Angel]]'' |
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*Jo, a crossing sweeper in Charles Dickens's novel ''[[Bleak House]]'' |
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* [[Jo Reynolds]], character from [[Melrose Place]] |
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==See also== |
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*[[Joe]] |
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{{disambig}} |
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[[Category:Japanese given names]] |
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[[cs:JO]] |
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[[de:JO]] |
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[[eo:Jo]] |
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[[fr:Jo]] |
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[[fr:JO]] |
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[[fi:Jo]] |
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[[it:JO]] |
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[[ja:JO]] |
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[[ko:JO]] |
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[[ksh:JO (Watt ėßß datt?)]] |
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[[lv:JO (nozīmju atdalīšana)]] |
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[[lt:JO]] |
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[[nl:Jo]] |
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[[no:jo]] |
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[[pt:JO]] |
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[[sv:Jo]] |
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{{wiktionary|jo}} |
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'''Jo''', '''JO''', '''Jó''', '''Jō''', '''Jô''', '''etc.''' may refer to: |
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*[[Jô]], a Brazilian footballer |
|||
*[[Jō]], a ~4-foot-long wooden staff used in some Japanese martial arts |
|||
*[[Cho (Korean name)]], also spelled Jo, a common Korean family name |
|||
*[[Jo (film)]], a 1971 French comedy |
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*[[.jo]], the internet country code top-level domain (ccTLD) for the country of Jordan |
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* [[Jordan]] (ISO country code: JO), a country in western Asia |
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*[[JALways]] (IATA code: JO), airline subsidiary of Japan Airlines |
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* ''[[Journal Officiel de la République Française]]'', the official gazette of the Government of France |
|||
* The [[List of United States Navy ratings|U.S. Navy rating]] abbreviation for "journalist" |
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== Jo used in person names== |
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'''Jo''' (Jó, Jō, Jô, etc.), can also be a surname or a given name in different languages and is often used as a short form of several given names: |
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*[[Joanne]] |
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*[[Joanna]] |
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*[[Johanna]] |
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*[[Josephine (name)|Josephine]] |
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*[[Jordan (name)|Jordan]] |
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*[[Joseph (name)|Joseph]] |
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*[[Johan (given name)|Johan]] |
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*[[Josiah]] |
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'''People:''' |
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*[[Jô]] (born 1987), a Brazilian footballer currently playing for Galatasaray on loan from Manchester City |
|||
*[[Jo Durie]] (born 1960), retired English female tennis player |
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*[[Jo Ellis]] (born 1983), English field hockey forward |
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*[[Jo Frost]] (born 1970), English nanny, writer and TV hostess |
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*[[Jô Soares]] (born 1938), Brazilian comedian, talk show host, author and musician |
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*[[Jo Kamisaku]] (born 1971), also known as Kamisaku Jo, a Japanese criminal |
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*[[J. K. Rowling]] (born 1965), Joanne "Jo" Murray née Rowling, author of the ''Harry Potter'' book series |
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*[[Jo Robinson]] (born 1990), Jordan "Jo" Robinson, the famous Italian ASL interpreter |
|||
*[[Jo Stafford]] (1917-2008), American singer of traditional pop music |
|||
*[[Shoji Jo]] (born 1975), a retired Japanese football (soccer) striker |
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'''Fictional characters:''' |
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*[[Jo Grant]], Dr Who companion (1971-73) |
|||
*[[Jo Polniaczek]], from the television show ''The Facts of Life'' |
|||
*[[Joanne Gardner]], lead character from the soap opera ''Search for Tomorrow'' |
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*Jo March, a character in the novel ''[[Little Women]]'' and its sequels |
|||
*Jo, one of the main characters of anime series ''[[Burst Angel]]'' |
|||
*Jo, a crossing sweeper in Charles Dickens's novel ''[[Bleak House]]'' |
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* [[Jo Reynolds]], character from [[Melrose Place]] |
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==See also== |
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*[[Joe]] |
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{{disambig}} |
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[[Category:Japanese given names]] |
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[[cs:JO]] |
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[[de:JO]] |
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[[eo:Jo]] |
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[[fr:Jo]] |
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[[fr:JO]] |
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[[fi:Jo]] |
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[[it:JO]] |
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[[ja:JO]] |
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[[ko:JO]] |
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[[ksh:JO (Watt ėßß datt?)]] |
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[[lv:JO (nozīmju atdalīšana)]] |
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[[lt:JO]] |
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[[nl:Jo]] |
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[[no:jo]] |
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[[pt:JO]] |
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[[sv:Jo]] |
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{{wiktionary|jo}} |
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'''Jo''', '''JO''', '''Jó''', '''Jō''', '''Jô''', '''etc.''' may refer to: |
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*[[Jô]], a Brazilian footballer |
|||
*[[Jō]], a ~4-foot-long wooden staff used in some Japanese martial arts |
|||
*[[Cho (Korean name)]], also spelled Jo, a common Korean family name |
|||
*[[Jo (film)]], a 1971 French comedy |
|||
*[[.jo]], the internet country code top-level domain (ccTLD) for the country of Jordan |
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* [[Jordan]] (ISO country code: JO), a country in western Asia |
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*[[JALways]] (IATA code: JO), airline subsidiary of Japan Airlines |
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* ''[[Journal Officiel de la République Française]]'', the official gazette of the Government of France |
|||
* The [[List of United States Navy ratings|U.S. Navy rating]] abbreviation for "journalist" |
|||
== Jo used in person names== |
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'''Jo''' (Jó, Jō, Jô, etc.), can also be a surname or a given name in different languages and is often used as a short form of several given names: |
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*[[Joanne]] |
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*[[Joanna]] |
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*[[Johanna]] |
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*[[Josephine (name)|Josephine]] |
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*[[Jordan (name)|Jordan]] |
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*[[Joseph (name)|Joseph]] |
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*[[Johan (given name)|Johan]] |
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*[[Josiah]] |
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'''People:''' |
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*[[Jô]] (born 1987), a Brazilian footballer currently playing for Galatasaray on loan from Manchester City |
|||
*[[Jo Durie]] (born 1960), retired English female tennis player |
|||
*[[Jo Ellis]] (born 1983), English field hockey forward |
|||
*[[Jo Frost]] (born 1970), English nanny, writer and TV hostess |
|||
*[[Jô Soares]] (born 1938), Brazilian comedian, talk show host, author and musician |
|||
*[[Jo Kamisaku]] (born 1971), also known as Kamisaku Jo, a Japanese criminal |
|||
*[[J. K. Rowling]] (born 1965), Joanne "Jo" Murray née Rowling, author of the ''Harry Potter'' book series |
|||
*[[Jo Robinson]] (born 1990), Jordan "Jo" Robinson, the famous Italian ASL interpreter |
|||
*[[Jo Stafford]] (1917-2008), American singer of traditional pop music |
|||
*[[Shoji Jo]] (born 1975), a retired Japanese football (soccer) striker |
|||
'''Fictional characters:''' |
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*[[Jo Grant]], Dr Who companion (1971-73) |
|||
*[[Jo Polniaczek]], from the television show ''The Facts of Life'' |
|||
*[[Joanne Gardner]], lead character from the soap opera ''Search for Tomorrow'' |
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*Jo March, a character in the novel ''[[Little Women]]'' and its sequels |
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*Jo, one of the main characters of anime series ''[[Burst Angel]]'' |
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*Jo, a crossing sweeper in Charles Dickens's novel ''[[Bleak House]]'' |
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* [[Jo Reynolds]], character from [[Melrose Place]] |
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==See also== |
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*[[Joe]] |
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{{disambig}} |
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[[Category:Japanese given names]] |
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[[cs:JO]] |
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[[lt:JO]] |
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[[nl:Jo]] |
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[[pt:JO]] |
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{{wiktionary|jo}} |
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'''Jo''', '''JO''', '''Jó''', '''Jō''', '''Jô''', '''etc.''' may refer to: |
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*[[Jô]], a Brazilian footballer |
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*[[Jō]], a ~4-foot-long wooden staff used in some Japanese martial arts |
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*[[Cho (Korean name)]], also spelled Jo, a common Korean family name |
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*[[Jo (film)]], a 1971 French comedy |
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*[[.jo]], the internet country code top-level domain (ccTLD) for the country of Jordan |
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* [[Jordan]] (ISO country code: JO), a country in western Asia |
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*[[JALways]] (IATA code: JO), airline subsidiary of Japan Airlines |
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* ''[[Journal Officiel de la République Française]]'', the official gazette of the Government of France |
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* The [[List of United States Navy ratings|U.S. Navy rating]] abbreviation for "journalist" |
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== Jo used in person names== |
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'''Jo''' (Jó, Jō, Jô, etc.), can also be a surname or a given name in different languages and is often used as a short form of several given names: |
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*[[Joanne]] |
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*[[Joanna]] |
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*[[Johanna]] |
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*[[Josephine (name)|Josephine]] |
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*[[Jordan (name)|Jordan]] |
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*[[Joseph (name)|Joseph]] |
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*[[Johan (given name)|Johan]] |
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*[[Josiah]] |
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'''People:''' |
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*[[Jô]] (born 1987), a Brazilian footballer currently playing for Galatasaray on loan from Manchester City |
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*[[Jo Durie]] (born 1960), retired English female tennis player |
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*[[Jo Ellis]] (born 1983), English field hockey forward |
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*[[Jo Frost]] (born 1970), English nanny, writer and TV hostess |
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*[[Jô Soares]] (born 1938), Brazilian comedian, talk show host, author and musician |
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*[[Jo Kamisaku]] (born 1971), also known as Kamisaku Jo, a Japanese criminal |
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*[[J. K. Rowling]] (born 1965), Joanne "Jo" Murray née Rowling, author of the ''Harry Potter'' book series |
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*[[Jo Robinson]] (born 1990), Jordan "Jo" Robinson, the famous Italian ASL interpreter |
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*[[Jo Stafford]] (1917-2008), American singer of traditional pop music |
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*[[Shoji Jo]] (born 1975), a retired Japanese football (soccer) striker |
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'''Fictional characters:''' |
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*[[Jo Grant]], Dr Who companion (1971-73) |
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*[[Jo Polniaczek]], from the television show ''The Facts of Life'' |
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*[[Joanne Gardner]], lead character from the soap opera ''Search for Tomorrow'' |
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*Jo March, a character in the novel ''[[Little Women]]'' and its sequels |
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*Jo, one of the main characters of anime series ''[[Burst Angel]]'' |
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*Jo, a crossing sweeper in Charles Dickens's novel ''[[Bleak House]]'' |
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* [[Jo Reynolds]], character from [[Melrose Place]] |
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==See also== |
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*[[Joe]] |
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{{disambig}} |
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[[Category:Japanese given names]] |
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[[cs:JO]] |
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[[de:JO]] |
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[[eo:Jo]] |
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[[fr:Jo]] |
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[[fr:JO]] |
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[[fi:Jo]] |
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[[it:JO]] |
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[[ja:JO]] |
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[[ko:JO]] |
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[[ksh:JO (Watt ėßß datt?)]] |
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[[lv:JO (nozīmju atdalīšana)]] |
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[[lt:JO]] |
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[[nl:Jo]] |
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[[no:jo]] |
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[[pt:JO]] |
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[[sv:Jo]] |
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{{wiktionary|jo}} |
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'''Jo''', '''JO''', '''Jó''', '''Jō''', '''Jô''', '''etc.''' may refer to: |
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*[[Jô]], a Brazilian footballer |
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*[[Jō]], a ~4-foot-long wooden staff used in some Japanese martial arts |
|||
*[[Cho (Korean name)]], also spelled Jo, a common Korean family name |
|||
*[[Jo (film)]], a 1971 French comedy |
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*[[.jo]], the internet country code top-level domain (ccTLD) for the country of Jordan |
|||
* [[Jordan]] (ISO country code: JO), a country in western Asia |
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*[[JALways]] (IATA code: JO), airline subsidiary of Japan Airlines |
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* ''[[Journal Officiel de la République Française]]'', the official gazette of the Government of France |
|||
* The [[List of United States Navy ratings|U.S. Navy rating]] abbreviation for "journalist" |
|||
== Jo used in person names== |
|||
'''Jo''' (Jó, Jō, Jô, etc.), can also be a surname or a given name in different languages and is often used as a short form of several given names: |
|||
*[[Joanne]] |
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*[[Joanna]] |
|||
*[[Johanna]] |
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*[[Josephine (name)|Josephine]] |
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*[[Jordan (name)|Jordan]] |
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*[[Joseph (name)|Joseph]] |
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*[[Johan (given name)|Johan]] |
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*[[Josiah]] |
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'''People:''' |
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*[[Jô]] (born 1987), a Brazilian footballer currently playing for Galatasaray on loan from Manchester City |
|||
*[[Jo Durie]] (born 1960), retired English female tennis player |
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*[[Jo Ellis]] (born 1983), English field hockey forward |
|||
*[[Jo Frost]] (born 1970), English nanny, writer and TV hostess |
|||
*[[Jô Soares]] (born 1938), Brazilian comedian, talk show host, author and musician |
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*[[Jo Kamisaku]] (born 1971), also known as Kamisaku Jo, a Japanese criminal |
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*[[J. K. Rowling]] (born 1965), Joanne "Jo" Murray née Rowling, author of the ''Harry Potter'' book series |
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*[[Jo Robinson]] (born 1990), Jordan "Jo" Robinson, the famous Italian ASL interpreter |
|||
*[[Jo Stafford]] (1917-2008), American singer of traditional pop music |
|||
*[[Shoji Jo]] (born 1975), a retired Japanese football (soccer) striker |
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'''Fictional characters:''' |
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*[[Jo Grant]], Dr Who companion (1971-73) |
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*[[Jo Polniaczek]], from the television show ''The Facts of Life'' |
|||
*[[Joanne Gardner]], lead character from the soap opera ''Search for Tomorrow'' |
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*Jo March, a character in the novel ''[[Little Women]]'' and its sequels |
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*Jo, one of the main characters of anime series ''[[Burst Angel]]'' |
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*Jo, a crossing sweeper in Charles Dickens's novel ''[[Bleak House]]'' |
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* [[Jo Reynolds]], character from [[Melrose Place]] |
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==See also== |
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*[[Joe]] |
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{{disambig}} |
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[[Category:Japanese given names]] |
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[[cs:JO]] |
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[[de:JO]] |
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[[eo:Jo]] |
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[[fr:Jo]] |
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[[fr:JO]] |
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[[fi:Jo]] |
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[[it:JO]] |
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[[ja:JO]] |
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[[ko:JO]] |
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[[ksh:JO (Watt ėßß datt?)]] |
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[[lv:JO (nozīmju atdalīšana)]] |
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[[lt:JO]] |
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[[nl:Jo]] |
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[[no:jo]] |
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[[pt:JO]] |
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[[sv:Jo]] |
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{{wiktionary|jo}} |
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'''Jo''', '''JO''', '''Jó''', '''Jō''', '''Jô''', '''etc.''' may refer to: |
|||
*[[Jô]], a Brazilian footballer |
|||
*[[Jō]], a ~4-foot-long wooden staff used in some Japanese martial arts |
|||
*[[Cho (Korean name)]], also spelled Jo, a common Korean family name |
|||
*[[Jo (film)]], a 1971 French comedy |
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*[[.jo]], the internet country code top-level domain (ccTLD) for the country of Jordan |
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* [[Jordan]] (ISO country code: JO), a country in western Asia |
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*[[JALways]] (IATA code: JO), airline subsidiary of Japan Airlines |
|||
* ''[[Journal Officiel de la République Française]]'', the official gazette of the Government of France |
|||
* The [[List of United States Navy ratings|U.S. Navy rating]] abbreviation for "journalist" |
|||
== Jo used in person names== |
|||
'''Jo''' (Jó, Jō, Jô, etc.), can also be a surname or a given name in different languages and is often used as a short form of several given names: |
|||
*[[Joanne]] |
|||
*[[Joanna]] |
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*[[Johanna]] |
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*[[Josephine (name)|Josephine]] |
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*[[Jordan (name)|Jordan]] |
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*[[Joseph (name)|Joseph]] |
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*[[Johan (given name)|Johan]] |
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*[[Josiah]] |
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'''People:''' |
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*[[Jô]] (born 1987), a Brazilian footballer currently playing for Galatasaray on loan from Manchester City |
|||
*[[Jo Durie]] (born 1960), retired English female tennis player |
|||
*[[Jo Ellis]] (born 1983), English field hockey forward |
|||
*[[Jo Frost]] (born 1970), English nanny, writer and TV hostess |
|||
*[[Jô Soares]] (born 1938), Brazilian comedian, talk show host, author and musician |
|||
*[[Jo Kamisaku]] (born 1971), also known as Kamisaku Jo, a Japanese criminal |
|||
*[[J. K. Rowling]] (born 1965), Joanne "Jo" Murray née Rowling, author of the ''Harry Potter'' book series |
|||
*[[Jo Robinson]] (born 1990), Jordan "Jo" Robinson, the famous Italian ASL interpreter |
|||
*[[Jo Stafford]] (1917-2008), American singer of traditional pop music |
|||
*[[Shoji Jo]] (born 1975), a retired Japanese football (soccer) striker |
|||
'''Fictional characters:''' |
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*[[Jo Grant]], Dr Who companion (1971-73) |
|||
*[[Jo Polniaczek]], from the television show ''The Facts of Life'' |
|||
*[[Joanne Gardner]], lead character from the soap opera ''Search for Tomorrow'' |
|||
*Jo March, a character in the novel ''[[Little Women]]'' and its sequels |
|||
*Jo, one of the main characters of anime series ''[[Burst Angel]]'' |
|||
*Jo, a crossing sweeper in Charles Dickens's novel ''[[Bleak House]]'' |
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* [[Jo Reynolds]], character from [[Melrose Place]] |
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==See also== |
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*[[Joe]] |
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{{disambig}} |
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[[Category:Japanese given names]] |
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[[cs:JO]] |
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[[de:JO]] |
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[[eo:Jo]] |
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[[fr:Jo]] |
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[[fr:JO]] |
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[[fi:Jo]] |
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[[it:JO]] |
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[[ja:JO]] |
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[[ko:JO]] |
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[[ksh:JO (Watt ėßß datt?)]] |
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[[lv:JO (nozīmju atdalīšana)]] |
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[[lt:JO]] |
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[[nl:Jo]] |
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[[no:jo]] |
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[[pt:JO]] |
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[[sv:Jo]] |
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{{wiktionary|jo}} |
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'''Jo''', '''JO''', '''Jó''', '''Jō''', '''Jô''', '''etc.''' may refer to: |
|||
*[[Jô]], a Brazilian footballer |
|||
*[[Jō]], a ~4-foot-long wooden staff used in some Japanese martial arts |
|||
*[[Cho (Korean name)]], also spelled Jo, a common Korean family name |
|||
*[[Jo (film)]], a 1971 French comedy |
|||
*[[.jo]], the internet country code top-level domain (ccTLD) for the country of Jordan |
|||
* [[Jordan]] (ISO country code: JO), a country in western Asia |
|||
*[[JALways]] (IATA code: JO), airline subsidiary of Japan Airlines |
|||
* ''[[Journal Officiel de la République Française]]'', the official gazette of the Government of France |
|||
* The [[List of United States Navy ratings|U.S. Navy rating]] abbreviation for "journalist" |
|||
== Jo used in person names== |
|||
'''Jo''' (Jó, Jō, Jô, etc.), can also be a surname or a given name in different languages and is often used as a short form of several given names: |
|||
*[[Joanne]] |
|||
*[[Joanna]] |
|||
*[[Johanna]] |
|||
*[[Josephine (name)|Josephine]] |
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*[[Jordan (name)|Jordan]] |
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*[[Joseph (name)|Joseph]] |
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*[[Johan (given name)|Johan]] |
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*[[Josiah]] |
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'''People:''' |
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*[[Jô]] (born 1987), a Brazilian footballer currently playing for Galatasaray on loan from Manchester City |
|||
*[[Jo Durie]] (born 1960), retired English female tennis player |
|||
*[[Jo Ellis]] (born 1983), English field hockey forward |
|||
*[[Jo Frost]] (born 1970), English nanny, writer and TV hostess |
|||
*[[Jô Soares]] (born 1938), Brazilian comedian, talk show host, author and musician |
|||
*[[Jo Kamisaku]] (born 1971), also known as Kamisaku Jo, a Japanese criminal |
|||
*[[J. K. Rowling]] (born 1965), Joanne "Jo" Murray née Rowling, author of the ''Harry Potter'' book series |
|||
*[[Jo Robinson]] (born 1990), Jordan "Jo" Robinson, the famous Italian ASL interpreter |
|||
*[[Jo Stafford]] (1917-2008), American singer of traditional pop music |
|||
*[[Shoji Jo]] (born 1975), a retired Japanese football (soccer) striker |
|||
'''Fictional characters:''' |
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*[[Jo Grant]], Dr Who companion (1971-73) |
|||
*[[Jo Polniaczek]], from the television show ''The Facts of Life'' |
|||
*[[Joanne Gardner]], lead character from the soap opera ''Search for Tomorrow'' |
|||
*Jo March, a character in the novel ''[[Little Women]]'' and its sequels |
|||
*Jo, one of the main characters of anime series ''[[Burst Angel]]'' |
|||
*Jo, a crossing sweeper in Charles Dickens's novel ''[[Bleak House]]'' |
|||
* [[Jo Reynolds]], character from [[Melrose Place]] |
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==See also== |
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*[[Joe]] |
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{{disambig}} |
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[[Category:Japanese given names]] |
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[[cs:JO]] |
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[[de:JO]] |
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[[eo:Jo]] |
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[[fr:Jo]] |
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[[fr:JO]] |
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[[fi:Jo]] |
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[[it:JO]] |
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[[ja:JO]] |
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[[ko:JO]] |
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[[ksh:JO (Watt ėßß datt?)]] |
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[[lv:JO (nozīmju atdalīšana)]] |
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[[lt:JO]] |
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[[nl:Jo]] |
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[[no:jo]] |
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[[pt:JO]] |
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[[sv:Jo]] |
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{{wiktionary|jo}} |
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'''Jo''', '''JO''', '''Jó''', '''Jō''', '''Jô''', '''etc.''' may refer to: |
|||
*[[Jô]], a Brazilian footballer |
|||
*[[Jō]], a ~4-foot-long wooden staff used in some Japanese martial arts |
|||
*[[Cho (Korean name)]], also spelled Jo, a common Korean family name |
|||
*[[Jo (film)]], a 1971 French comedy |
|||
*[[.jo]], the internet country code top-level domain (ccTLD) for the country of Jordan |
|||
* [[Jordan]] (ISO country code: JO), a country in western Asia |
|||
*[[JALways]] (IATA code: JO), airline subsidiary of Japan Airlines |
|||
* ''[[Journal Officiel de la République Française]]'', the official gazette of the Government of France |
|||
* The [[List of United States Navy ratings|U.S. Navy rating]] abbreviation for "journalist" |
|||
== Jo used in person names== |
|||
'''Jo''' (Jó, Jō, Jô, etc.), can also be a surname or a given name in different languages and is often used as a short form of several given names: |
|||
*[[Joanne]] |
|||
*[[Joanna]] |
|||
*[[Johanna]] |
|||
*[[Josephine (name)|Josephine]] |
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*[[Jordan (name)|Jordan]] |
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*[[Joseph (name)|Joseph]] |
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*[[Johan (given name)|Johan]] |
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*[[Josiah]] |
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'''People:''' |
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*[[Jô]] (born 1987), a Brazilian footballer currently playing for Galatasaray on loan from Manchester City |
|||
*[[Jo Durie]] (born 1960), retired English female tennis player |
|||
*[[Jo Ellis]] (born 1983), English field hockey forward |
|||
*[[Jo Frost]] (born 1970), English nanny, writer and TV hostess |
|||
*[[Jô Soares]] (born 1938), Brazilian comedian, talk show host, author and musician |
|||
*[[Jo Kamisaku]] (born 1971), also known as Kamisaku Jo, a Japanese criminal |
|||
*[[J. K. Rowling]] (born 1965), Joanne "Jo" Murray née Rowling, author of the ''Harry Potter'' book series |
|||
*[[Jo Robinson]] (born 1990), Jordan "Jo" Robinson, the famous Italian ASL interpreter |
|||
*[[Jo Stafford]] (1917-2008), American singer of traditional pop music |
|||
*[[Shoji Jo]] (born 1975), a retired Japanese football (soccer) striker |
|||
'''Fictional characters:''' |
|||
*[[Jo Grant]], Dr Who companion (1971-73) |
|||
*[[Jo Polniaczek]], from the television show ''The Facts of Life'' |
|||
*[[Joanne Gardner]], lead character from the soap opera ''Search for Tomorrow'' |
|||
*Jo March, a character in the novel ''[[Little Women]]'' and its sequels |
|||
*Jo, one of the main characters of anime series ''[[Burst Angel]]'' |
|||
*Jo, a crossing sweeper in Charles Dickens's novel ''[[Bleak House]]'' |
|||
* [[Jo Reynolds]], character from [[Melrose Place]] |
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==See also== |
|||
*[[Joe]] |
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{{disambig}} |
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[[Category:Japanese given names]] |
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[[cs:JO]] |
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[[de:JO]] |
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[[eo:Jo]] |
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[[fr:Jo]] |
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[[fr:JO]] |
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[[fi:Jo]] |
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[[it:JO]] |
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[[ja:JO]] |
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[[ko:JO]] |
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[[ksh:JO (Watt ėßß datt?)]] |
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[[lv:JO (nozīmju atdalīšana)]] |
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[[lt:JO]] |
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[[nl:Jo]] |
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[[no:jo]] |
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[[pt:JO]] |
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[[sv:Jo]] |
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{{wiktionary|jo}} |
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'''Jo''', '''JO''', '''Jó''', '''Jō''', '''Jô''', '''etc.''' may refer to: |
|||
*[[Jô]], a Brazilian footballer |
|||
*[[Jō]], a ~4-foot-long wooden staff used in some Japanese martial arts |
|||
*[[Cho (Korean name)]], also spelled Jo, a common Korean family name |
|||
*[[Jo (film)]], a 1971 French comedy |
|||
*[[.jo]], the internet country code top-level domain (ccTLD) for the country of Jordan |
|||
* [[Jordan]] (ISO country code: JO), a country in western Asia |
|||
*[[JALways]] (IATA code: JO), airline subsidiary of Japan Airlines |
|||
* ''[[Journal Officiel de la République Française]]'', the official gazette of the Government of France |
|||
* The [[List of United States Navy ratings|U.S. Navy rating]] abbreviation for "journalist" |
|||
== Jo used in person names== |
|||
'''Jo''' (Jó, Jō, Jô, etc.), can also be a surname or a given name in different languages and is often used as a short form of several given names: |
|||
*[[Joanne]] |
|||
*[[Joanna]] |
|||
*[[Johanna]] |
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*[[Josephine (name)|Josephine]] |
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*[[Jordan (name)|Jordan]] |
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*[[Joseph (name)|Joseph]] |
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*[[Johan (given name)|Johan]] |
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*[[Josiah]] |
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'''People:''' |
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*[[Jô]] (born 1987), a Brazilian footballer currently playing for Galatasaray on loan from Manchester City |
|||
*[[Jo Durie]] (born 1960), retired English female tennis player |
|||
*[[Jo Ellis]] (born 1983), English field hockey forward |
|||
*[[Jo Frost]] (born 1970), English nanny, writer and TV hostess |
|||
*[[Jô Soares]] (born 1938), Brazilian comedian, talk show host, author and musician |
|||
*[[Jo Kamisaku]] (born 1971), also known as Kamisaku Jo, a Japanese criminal |
|||
*[[J. K. Rowling]] (born 1965), Joanne "Jo" Murray née Rowling, author of the ''Harry Potter'' book series |
|||
*[[Jo Robinson]] (born 1990), Jordan "Jo" Robinson, the famous Italian ASL interpreter |
|||
*[[Jo Stafford]] (1917-2008), American singer of traditional pop music |
|||
*[[Shoji Jo]] (born 1975), a retired Japanese football (soccer) striker |
|||
'''Fictional characters:''' |
|||
*[[Jo Grant]], Dr Who companion (1971-73) |
|||
*[[Jo Polniaczek]], from the television show ''The Facts of Life'' |
|||
*[[Joanne Gardner]], lead character from the soap opera ''Search for Tomorrow'' |
|||
*Jo March, a character in the novel ''[[Little Women]]'' and its sequels |
|||
*Jo, one of the main characters of anime series ''[[Burst Angel]]'' |
|||
*Jo, a crossing sweeper in Charles Dickens's novel ''[[Bleak House]]'' |
|||
* [[Jo Reynolds]], character from [[Melrose Place]] |
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==See also== |
|||
*[[Joe]] |
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{{disambig}} |
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[[Category:Japanese given names]] |
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[[cs:JO]] |
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[[de:JO]] |
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[[eo:Jo]] |
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[[fr:Jo]] |
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[[fr:JO]] |
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[[fi:Jo]] |
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[[it:JO]] |
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[[ja:JO]] |
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[[ko:JO]] |
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[[ksh:JO (Watt ėßß datt?)]] |
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[[lv:JO (nozīmju atdalīšana)]] |
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[[lt:JO]] |
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[[nl:Jo]] |
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[[no:jo]] |
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[[pt:JO]] |
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[[sv:Jo]] |
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{{wiktionary|jo}} |
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'''Jo''', '''JO''', '''Jó''', '''Jō''', '''Jô''', '''etc.''' may refer to: |
|||
*[[Jô]], a Brazilian footballer |
|||
*[[Jō]], a ~4-foot-long wooden staff used in some Japanese martial arts |
|||
*[[Cho (Korean name)]], also spelled Jo, a common Korean family name |
|||
*[[Jo (film)]], a 1971 French comedy |
|||
*[[.jo]], the internet country code top-level domain (ccTLD) for the country of Jordan |
|||
* [[Jordan]] (ISO country code: JO), a country in western Asia |
|||
*[[JALways]] (IATA code: JO), airline subsidiary of Japan Airlines |
|||
* ''[[Journal Officiel de la République Française]]'', the official gazette of the Government of France |
|||
* The [[List of United States Navy ratings|U.S. Navy rating]] abbreviation for "journalist" |
|||
== Jo used in person names== |
|||
'''Jo''' (Jó, Jō, Jô, etc.), can also be a surname or a given name in different languages and is often used as a short form of several given names: |
|||
*[[Joanne]] |
|||
*[[Joanna]] |
|||
*[[Johanna]] |
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*[[Josephine (name)|Josephine]] |
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*[[Jordan (name)|Jordan]] |
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*[[Joseph (name)|Joseph]] |
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*[[Johan (given name)|Johan]] |
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*[[Josiah]] |
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'''People:''' |
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*[[Jô]] (born 1987), a Brazilian footballer currently playing for Galatasaray on loan from Manchester City |
|||
*[[Jo Durie]] (born 1960), retired English female tennis player |
|||
*[[Jo Ellis]] (born 1983), English field hockey forward |
|||
*[[Jo Frost]] (born 1970), English nanny, writer and TV hostess |
|||
*[[Jô Soares]] (born 1938), Brazilian comedian, talk show host, author and musician |
|||
*[[Jo Kamisaku]] (born 1971), also known as Kamisaku Jo, a Japanese criminal |
|||
*[[J. K. Rowling]] (born 1965), Joanne "Jo" Murray née Rowling, author of the ''Harry Potter'' book series |
|||
*[[Jo Robinson]] (born 1990), Jordan "Jo" Robinson, the famous Italian ASL interpreter |
|||
*[[Jo Stafford]] (1917-2008), American singer of traditional pop music |
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*[[Shoji Jo]] (born 1975), a retired Japanese football (soccer) striker |
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*[[Jo Grant]], Dr Who companion (1971-73) |
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*[[Jo Polniaczek]], from the television show ''The Facts of Life'' |
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*[[Joanne Gardner]], lead character from the soap opera ''Search for Tomorrow'' |
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*Jo March, a character in the novel ''[[Little Women]]'' and its sequels |
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*Jo, one of the main characters of anime series ''[[Burst Angel]]'' |
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*Jo, a crossing sweeper in Charles Dickens's novel ''[[Bleak House]]'' |
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* [[Jo Reynolds]], character from [[Melrose Place]] |
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'''Jo''', '''JO''', '''Jó''', '''Jō''', '''Jô''', '''etc.''' may refer to: |
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*[[Jô]], a Brazilian footballer |
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*[[Jō]], a ~4-foot-long wooden staff used in some Japanese martial arts |
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*[[Cho (Korean name)]], also spelled Jo, a common Korean family name |
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*[[Jo (film)]], a 1971 French comedy |
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*[[.jo]], the internet country code top-level domain (ccTLD) for the country of Jordan |
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* [[Jordan]] (ISO country code: JO), a country in western Asia |
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*[[JALways]] (IATA code: JO), airline subsidiary of Japan Airlines |
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* ''[[Journal Officiel de la République Française]]'', the official gazette of the Government of France |
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* The [[List of United States Navy ratings|U.S. Navy rating]] abbreviation for "journalist" |
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'''Jo''' (Jó, Jō, Jô, etc.), can also be a surname or a given name in different languages and is often used as a short form of several given names: |
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*[[Jordan (name)|Jordan]] |
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*[[Josiah]] |
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*[[Jô]] (born 1987), a Brazilian footballer currently playing for Galatasaray on loan from Manchester City |
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*[[Jo Durie]] (born 1960), retired English female tennis player |
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*[[Jo Ellis]] (born 1983), English field hockey forward |
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*[[Jo Frost]] (born 1970), English nanny, writer and TV hostess |
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*[[Jô Soares]] (born 1938), Brazilian comedian, talk show host, author and musician |
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*[[Jo Kamisaku]] (born 1971), also known as Kamisaku Jo, a Japanese criminal |
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*[[J. K. Rowling]] (born 1965), Joanne "Jo" Murray née Rowling, author of the ''Harry Potter'' book series |
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*[[Jo Robinson]] (born 1990), Jordan "Jo" Robinson, the famous Italian ASL interpreter |
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*[[Jo Stafford]] (1917-2008), American singer of traditional pop music |
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*[[Shoji Jo]] (born 1975), a retired Japanese football (soccer) striker |
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'''Fictional characters:''' |
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*[[Jo Grant]], Dr Who companion (1971-73) |
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*[[Jo Polniaczek]], from the television show ''The Facts of Life'' |
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*[[Joanne Gardner]], lead character from the soap opera ''Search for Tomorrow'' |
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*Jo March, a character in the novel ''[[Little Women]]'' and its sequels |
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*Jo, one of the main characters of anime series ''[[Burst Angel]]'' |
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*Jo, a crossing sweeper in Charles Dickens's novel ''[[Bleak House]]'' |
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* [[Jo Reynolds]], character from [[Melrose Place]] |
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==See also== |
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*[[Joe]] |
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'''Jo''', '''JO''', '''Jó''', '''Jō''', '''Jô''', '''etc.''' may refer to: |
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*[[Jô]], a Brazilian footballer |
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*[[Jō]], a ~4-foot-long wooden staff used in some Japanese martial arts |
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*[[Cho (Korean name)]], also spelled Jo, a common Korean family name |
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*[[Jo (film)]], a 1971 French comedy |
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*[[.jo]], the internet country code top-level domain (ccTLD) for the country of Jordan |
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* [[Jordan]] (ISO country code: JO), a country in western Asia |
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*[[JALways]] (IATA code: JO), airline subsidiary of Japan Airlines |
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* ''[[Journal Officiel de la République Française]]'', the official gazette of the Government of France |
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* The [[List of United States Navy ratings|U.S. Navy rating]] abbreviation for "journalist" |
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== Jo used in person names== |
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'''Jo''' (Jó, Jō, Jô, etc.), can also be a surname or a given name in different languages and is often used as a short form of several given names: |
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*[[Joanne]] |
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*[[Joanna]] |
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*[[Johanna]] |
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*[[Josephine (name)|Josephine]] |
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*[[Jordan (name)|Jordan]] |
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*[[Joseph (name)|Joseph]] |
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*[[Johan (given name)|Johan]] |
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*[[Josiah]] |
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'''People:''' |
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*[[Jô]] (born 1987), a Brazilian footballer currently playing for Galatasaray on loan from Manchester City |
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*[[Jo Durie]] (born 1960), retired English female tennis player |
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*[[Jo Ellis]] (born 1983), English field hockey forward |
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*[[Jo Frost]] (born 1970), English nanny, writer and TV hostess |
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*[[Jô Soares]] (born 1938), Brazilian comedian, talk show host, author and musician |
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*[[Jo Kamisaku]] (born 1971), also known as Kamisaku Jo, a Japanese criminal |
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*[[J. K. Rowling]] (born 1965), Joanne "Jo" Murray née Rowling, author of the ''Harry Potter'' book series |
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*[[Jo Robinson]] (born 1990), Jordan "Jo" Robinson, the famous Italian ASL interpreter |
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*[[Jo Stafford]] (1917-2008), American singer of traditional pop music |
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*[[Shoji Jo]] (born 1975), a retired Japanese football (soccer) striker |
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'''Fictional characters:''' |
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*[[Jo Grant]], Dr Who companion (1971-73) |
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*[[Jo Polniaczek]], from the television show ''The Facts of Life'' |
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*[[Joanne Gardner]], lead character from the soap opera ''Search for Tomorrow'' |
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*Jo March, a character in the novel ''[[Little Women]]'' and its sequels |
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*Jo, one of the main characters of anime series ''[[Burst Angel]]'' |
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*Jo, a crossing sweeper in Charles Dickens's novel ''[[Bleak House]]'' |
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* [[Jo Reynolds]], character from [[Melrose Place]] |
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==See also== |
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*[[Joe]] |
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![](http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/9/99/Wiktionary-logo-en-v2.svg/40px-Wiktionary-logo-en-v2.svg.png)
Jo, JO, Jó, Jō, Jô, etc. may refer to:
- Jô, a Brazilian footballer
- Jō, a ~4-foot-long wooden staff used in some Japanese martial arts
- Cho (Korean name), also spelled Jo, a common Korean family name
- Jo (film), a 1971 French comedy
- .jo, the internet country code top-level domain (ccTLD) for the country of Jordan
- Jordan (ISO country code: JO), a country in western Asia
- JALways (IATA code: JO), airline subsidiary of Japan Airlines
- Journal Officiel de la République Française, the official gazette of the Government of France
- The U.S. Navy rating abbreviation for "journalist"
Jo used in person names
Jo (Jó, Jō, Jô, etc.), can also be a surname or a given name in different languages and is often used as a short form of several given names:
People:
- Jô (born 1987), a Brazilian footballer currently playing for Galatasaray on loan from Manchester City
- Jo Durie (born 1960), retired English female tennis player
- Jo Ellis (born 1983), English field hockey forward
- Jo Frost (born 1970), English nanny, writer and TV hostess
- Jô Soares (born 1938), Brazilian comedian, talk show host, author and musician
- Jo Kamisaku (born 1971), also known as Kamisaku Jo, a Japanese criminal
- J. K. Rowling (born 1965), Joanne "Jo" Murray née Rowling, author of the Harry Potter book series
- Jo Robinson (born 1990), Jordan "Jo" Robinson, the famous Italian ASL interpreter
- Jo Stafford (1917-2008), American singer of traditional pop music
- Shoji Jo (born 1975), a retired Japanese football (soccer) striker
Fictional characters:
- Jo Grant, Dr Who companion (1971-73)
- Jo Polniaczek, from the television show The Facts of Life
- Joanne Gardner, lead character from the soap opera Search for Tomorrow
- Jo March, a character in the novel Little Women and its sequels
- Jo, one of the main characters of anime series Burst Angel
- Jo, a crossing sweeper in Charles Dickens's novel Bleak House
- Jo Reynolds, character from Melrose Place
See also
![](http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/9/99/Wiktionary-logo-en-v2.svg/40px-Wiktionary-logo-en-v2.svg.png)
Jo, JO, Jó, Jō, Jô, etc. may refer to:
- Jô, a Brazilian footballer
- Jō, a ~4-foot-long wooden staff used in some Japanese martial arts
- Cho (Korean name), also spelled Jo, a common Korean family name
- Jo (film), a 1971 French comedy
- .jo, the internet country code top-level domain (ccTLD) for the country of Jordan
- Jordan (ISO country code: JO), a country in western Asia
- JALways (IATA code: JO), airline subsidiary of Japan Airlines
- Journal Officiel de la République Française, the official gazette of the Government of France
- The U.S. Navy rating abbreviation for "journalist"
Jo used in person names
Jo (Jó, Jō, Jô, etc.), can also be a surname or a given name in different languages and is often used as a short form of several given names:
People:
- Jô (born 1987), a Brazilian footballer currently playing for Galatasaray on loan from Manchester City
- Jo Durie (born 1960), retired English female tennis player
- Jo Ellis (born 1983), English field hockey forward
- Jo Frost (born 1970), English nanny, writer and TV hostess
- Jô Soares (born 1938), Brazilian comedian, talk show host, author and musician
- Jo Kamisaku (born 1971), also known as Kamisaku Jo, a Japanese criminal
- J. K. Rowling (born 1965), Joanne "Jo" Murray née Rowling, author of the Harry Potter book series
- Jo Robinson (born 1990), Jordan "Jo" Robinson, the famous Italian ASL interpreter
- Jo Stafford (1917-2008), American singer of traditional pop music
- Shoji Jo (born 1975), a retired Japanese football (soccer) striker
Fictional characters:
- Jo Grant, Dr Who companion (1971-73)
- Jo Polniaczek, from the television show The Facts of Life
- Joanne Gardner, lead character from the soap opera Search for Tomorrow
- Jo March, a character in the novel Little Women and its sequels
- Jo, one of the main characters of anime series Burst Angel
- Jo, a crossing sweeper in Charles Dickens's novel Bleak House
- Jo Reynolds, character from Melrose Place
See also
![](http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/9/99/Wiktionary-logo-en-v2.svg/40px-Wiktionary-logo-en-v2.svg.png)
Jo, JO, Jó, Jō, Jô, etc. may refer to:
- Jô, a Brazilian footballer
- Jō, a ~4-foot-long wooden staff used in some Japanese martial arts
- Cho (Korean name), also spelled Jo, a common Korean family name
- Jo (film), a 1971 French comedy
- .jo, the internet country code top-level domain (ccTLD) for the country of Jordan
- Jordan (ISO country code: JO), a country in western Asia
- JALways (IATA code: JO), airline subsidiary of Japan Airlines
- Journal Officiel de la République Française, the official gazette of the Government of France
- The U.S. Navy rating abbreviation for "journalist"
Jo used in person names
Jo (Jó, Jō, Jô, etc.), can also be a surname or a given name in different languages and is often used as a short form of several given names:
People:
- Jô (born 1987), a Brazilian footballer currently playing for Galatasaray on loan from Manchester City
- Jo Durie (born 1960), retired English female tennis player
- Jo Ellis (born 1983), English field hockey forward
- Jo Frost (born 1970), English nanny, writer and TV hostess
- Jô Soares (born 1938), Brazilian comedian, talk show host, author and musician
- Jo Kamisaku (born 1971), also known as Kamisaku Jo, a Japanese criminal
- J. K. Rowling (born 1965), Joanne "Jo" Murray née Rowling, author of the Harry Potter book series
- Jo Robinson (born 1990), Jordan "Jo" Robinson, the famous Italian ASL interpreter
- Jo Stafford (1917-2008), American singer of traditional pop music
- Shoji Jo (born 1975), a retired Japanese football (soccer) striker
Fictional characters:
- Jo Grant, Dr Who companion (1971-73)
- Jo Polniaczek, from the television show The Facts of Life
- Joanne Gardner, lead character from the soap opera Search for Tomorrow
- Jo March, a character in the novel Little Women and its sequels
- Jo, one of the main characters of anime series Burst Angel
- Jo, a crossing sweeper in Charles Dickens's novel Bleak House
- Jo Reynolds, character from Melrose Place
See also
![](http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/9/99/Wiktionary-logo-en-v2.svg/40px-Wiktionary-logo-en-v2.svg.png)
Jo, JO, Jó, Jō, Jô, etc. may refer to:
- Jô, a Brazilian footballer
- Jō, a ~4-foot-long wooden staff used in some Japanese martial arts
- Cho (Korean name), also spelled Jo, a common Korean family name
- Jo (film), a 1971 French comedy
- .jo, the internet country code top-level domain (ccTLD) for the country of Jordan
- Jordan (ISO country code: JO), a country in western Asia
- JALways (IATA code: JO), airline subsidiary of Japan Airlines
- Journal Officiel de la République Française, the official gazette of the Government of France
- The U.S. Navy rating abbreviation for "journalist"
Jo used in person names
Jo (Jó, Jō, Jô, etc.), can also be a surname or a given name in different languages and is often used as a short form of several given names:
People:
- Jô (born 1987), a Brazilian footballer currently playing for Galatasaray on loan from Manchester City
- Jo Durie (born 1960), retired English female tennis player
- Jo Ellis (born 1983), English field hockey forward
- Jo Frost (born 1970), English nanny, writer and TV hostess
- Jô Soares (born 1938), Brazilian comedian, talk show host, author and musician
- Jo Kamisaku (born 1971), also known as Kamisaku Jo, a Japanese criminal
- J. K. Rowling (born 1965), Joanne "Jo" Murray née Rowling, author of the Harry Potter book series
- Jo Robinson (born 1990), Jordan "Jo" Robinson, the famous Italian ASL interpreter
- Jo Stafford (1917-2008), American singer of traditional pop music
- Shoji Jo (born 1975), a retired Japanese football (soccer) striker
Fictional characters:
- Jo Grant, Dr Who companion (1971-73)
- Jo Polniaczek, from the television show The Facts of Life
- Joanne Gardner, lead character from the soap opera Search for Tomorrow
- Jo March, a character in the novel Little Women and its sequels
- Jo, one of the main characters of anime series Burst Angel
- Jo, a crossing sweeper in Charles Dickens's novel Bleak House
- Jo Reynolds, character from Melrose Place
See also
![](http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/9/99/Wiktionary-logo-en-v2.svg/40px-Wiktionary-logo-en-v2.svg.png)
Jo, JO, Jó, Jō, Jô, etc. may refer to:
- Jô, a Brazilian footballer
- Jō, a ~4-foot-long wooden staff used in some Japanese martial arts
- Cho (Korean name), also spelled Jo, a common Korean family name
- Jo (film), a 1971 French comedy
- .jo, the internet country code top-level domain (ccTLD) for the country of Jordan
- Jordan (ISO country code: JO), a country in western Asia
- JALways (IATA code: JO), airline subsidiary of Japan Airlines
- Journal Officiel de la République Française, the official gazette of the Government of France
- The U.S. Navy rating abbreviation for "journalist"
Jo used in person names
Jo (Jó, Jō, Jô, etc.), can also be a surname or a given name in different languages and is often used as a short form of several given names:
People:
- Jô (born 1987), a Brazilian footballer currently playing for Galatasaray on loan from Manchester City
- Jo Durie (born 1960), retired English female tennis player
- Jo Ellis (born 1983), English field hockey forward
- Jo Frost (born 1970), English nanny, writer and TV hostess
- Jô Soares (born 1938), Brazilian comedian, talk show host, author and musician
- Jo Kamisaku (born 1971), also known as Kamisaku Jo, a Japanese criminal
- J. K. Rowling (born 1965), Joanne "Jo" Murray née Rowling, author of the Harry Potter book series
- Jo Robinson (born 1990), Jordan "Jo" Robinson, the famous Italian ASL interpreter
- Jo Stafford (1917-2008), American singer of traditional pop music
- Shoji Jo (born 1975), a retired Japanese football (soccer) striker
Fictional characters:
- Jo Grant, Dr Who companion (1971-73)
- Jo Polniaczek, from the television show The Facts of Life
- Joanne Gardner, lead character from the soap opera Search for Tomorrow
- Jo March, a character in the novel Little Women and its sequels
- Jo, one of the main characters of anime series Burst Angel
- Jo, a crossing sweeper in Charles Dickens's novel Bleak House
- Jo Reynolds, character from Melrose Place
See also
![](http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/9/99/Wiktionary-logo-en-v2.svg/40px-Wiktionary-logo-en-v2.svg.png)
Jo, JO, Jó, Jō, Jô, etc. may refer to:
- Jô, a Brazilian footballer
- Jō, a ~4-foot-long wooden staff used in some Japanese martial arts
- Cho (Korean name), also spelled Jo, a common Korean family name
- Jo (film), a 1971 French comedy
- .jo, the internet country code top-level domain (ccTLD) for the country of Jordan
- Jordan (ISO country code: JO), a country in western Asia
- JALways (IATA code: JO), airline subsidiary of Japan Airlines
- Journal Officiel de la République Française, the official gazette of the Government of France
- The U.S. Navy rating abbreviation for "journalist"
Jo used in person names
Jo (Jó, Jō, Jô, etc.), can also be a surname or a given name in different languages and is often used as a short form of several given names:
People:
- Jô (born 1987), a Brazilian footballer currently playing for Galatasaray on loan from Manchester City
- Jo Durie (born 1960), retired English female tennis player
- Jo Ellis (born 1983), English field hockey forward
- Jo Frost (born 1970), English nanny, writer and TV hostess
- Jô Soares (born 1938), Brazilian comedian, talk show host, author and musician
- Jo Kamisaku (born 1971), also known as Kamisaku Jo, a Japanese criminal
- J. K. Rowling (born 1965), Joanne "Jo" Murray née Rowling, author of the Harry Potter book series
- Jo Robinson (born 1990), Jordan "Jo" Robinson, the famous Italian ASL interpreter
- Jo Stafford (1917-2008), American singer of traditional pop music
- Shoji Jo (born 1975), a retired Japanese football (soccer) striker
Fictional characters:
- Jo Grant, Dr Who companion (1971-73)
- Jo Polniaczek, from the television show The Facts of Life
- Joanne Gardner, lead character from the soap opera Search for Tomorrow
- Jo March, a character in the novel Little Women and its sequels
- Jo, one of the main characters of anime series Burst Angel
- Jo, a crossing sweeper in Charles Dickens's novel Bleak House
- Jo Reynolds, character from Melrose Place
See also
![](http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/9/99/Wiktionary-logo-en-v2.svg/40px-Wiktionary-logo-en-v2.svg.png)
Jo, JO, Jó, Jō, Jô, etc. may refer to:
- Jô, a Brazilian footballer
- Jō, a ~4-foot-long wooden staff used in some Japanese martial arts
- Cho (Korean name), also spelled Jo, a common Korean family name
- Jo (film), a 1971 French comedy
- .jo, the internet country code top-level domain (ccTLD) for the country of Jordan
- Jordan (ISO country code: JO), a country in western Asia
- JALways (IATA code: JO), airline subsidiary of Japan Airlines
- Journal Officiel de la République Française, the official gazette of the Government of France
- The U.S. Navy rating abbreviation for "journalist"
Jo used in person names
Jo (Jó, Jō, Jô, etc.), can also be a surname or a given name in different languages and is often used as a short form of several given names:
People:
- Jô (born 1987), a Brazilian footballer currently playing for Galatasaray on loan from Manchester City
- Jo Durie (born 1960), retired English female tennis player
- Jo Ellis (born 1983), English field hockey forward
- Jo Frost (born 1970), English nanny, writer and TV hostess
- Jô Soares (born 1938), Brazilian comedian, talk show host, author and musician
- Jo Kamisaku (born 1971), also known as Kamisaku Jo, a Japanese criminal
- J. K. Rowling (born 1965), Joanne "Jo" Murray née Rowling, author of the Harry Potter book series
- Jo Robinson (born 1990), Jordan "Jo" Robinson, the famous Italian ASL interpreter
- Jo Stafford (1917-2008), American singer of traditional pop music
- Shoji Jo (born 1975), a retired Japanese football (soccer) striker
Fictional characters:
- Jo Grant, Dr Who companion (1971-73)
- Jo Polniaczek, from the television show The Facts of Life
- Joanne Gardner, lead character from the soap opera Search for Tomorrow
- Jo March, a character in the novel Little Women and its sequels
- Jo, one of the main characters of anime series Burst Angel
- Jo, a crossing sweeper in Charles Dickens's novel Bleak House
- Jo Reynolds, character from Melrose Place
See also
![](http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/9/99/Wiktionary-logo-en-v2.svg/40px-Wiktionary-logo-en-v2.svg.png)
Jo, JO, Jó, Jō, Jô, etc. may refer to:
- Jô, a Brazilian footballer
- Jō, a ~4-foot-long wooden staff used in some Japanese martial arts
- Cho (Korean name), also spelled Jo, a common Korean family name
- Jo (film), a 1971 French comedy
- .jo, the internet country code top-level domain (ccTLD) for the country of Jordan
- Jordan (ISO country code: JO), a country in western Asia
- JALways (IATA code: JO), airline subsidiary of Japan Airlines
- Journal Officiel de la République Française, the official gazette of the Government of France
- The U.S. Navy rating abbreviation for "journalist"
Jo used in person names
Jo (Jó, Jō, Jô, etc.), can also be a surname or a given name in different languages and is often used as a short form of several given names:
People:
- Jô (born 1987), a Brazilian footballer currently playing for Galatasaray on loan from Manchester City
- Jo Durie (born 1960), retired English female tennis player
- Jo Ellis (born 1983), English field hockey forward
- Jo Frost (born 1970), English nanny, writer and TV hostess
- Jô Soares (born 1938), Brazilian comedian, talk show host, author and musician
- Jo Kamisaku (born 1971), also known as Kamisaku Jo, a Japanese criminal
- J. K. Rowling (born 1965), Joanne "Jo" Murray née Rowling, author of the Harry Potter book series
- Jo Robinson (born 1990), Jordan "Jo" Robinson, the famous Italian ASL interpreter
- Jo Stafford (1917-2008), American singer of traditional pop music
- Shoji Jo (born 1975), a retired Japanese football (soccer) striker
Fictional characters:
- Jo Grant, Dr Who companion (1971-73)
- Jo Polniaczek, from the television show The Facts of Life
- Joanne Gardner, lead character from the soap opera Search for Tomorrow
- Jo March, a character in the novel Little Women and its sequels
- Jo, one of the main characters of anime series Burst Angel
- Jo, a crossing sweeper in Charles Dickens's novel Bleak House
- Jo Reynolds, character from Melrose Place
See also
![](http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/9/99/Wiktionary-logo-en-v2.svg/40px-Wiktionary-logo-en-v2.svg.png)
Jo, JO, Jó, Jō, Jô, etc. may refer to:
- Jô, a Brazilian footballer
- Jō, a ~4-foot-long wooden staff used in some Japanese martial arts
- Cho (Korean name), also spelled Jo, a common Korean family name
- Jo (film), a 1971 French comedy
- .jo, the internet country code top-level domain (ccTLD) for the country of Jordan
- Jordan (ISO country code: JO), a country in western Asia
- JALways (IATA code: JO), airline subsidiary of Japan Airlines
- Journal Officiel de la République Française, the official gazette of the Government of France
- The U.S. Navy rating abbreviation for "journalist"
Jo used in person names
Jo (Jó, Jō, Jô, etc.), can also be a surname or a given name in different languages and is often used as a short form of several given names:
People:
- Jô (born 1987), a Brazilian footballer currently playing for Galatasaray on loan from Manchester City
- Jo Durie (born 1960), retired English female tennis player
- Jo Ellis (born 1983), English field hockey forward
- Jo Frost (born 1970), English nanny, writer and TV hostess
- Jô Soares (born 1938), Brazilian comedian, talk show host, author and musician
- Jo Kamisaku (born 1971), also known as Kamisaku Jo, a Japanese criminal
- J. K. Rowling (born 1965), Joanne "Jo" Murray née Rowling, author of the Harry Potter book series
- Jo Robinson (born 1990), Jordan "Jo" Robinson, the famous Italian ASL interpreter
- Jo Stafford (1917-2008), American singer of traditional pop music
- Shoji Jo (born 1975), a retired Japanese football (soccer) striker
Fictional characters:
- Jo Grant, Dr Who companion (1971-73)
- Jo Polniaczek, from the television show The Facts of Life
- Joanne Gardner, lead character from the soap opera Search for Tomorrow
- Jo March, a character in the novel Little Women and its sequels
- Jo, one of the main characters of anime series Burst Angel
- Jo, a crossing sweeper in Charles Dickens's novel Bleak House
- Jo Reynolds, character from Melrose Place
See also
![](http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/9/99/Wiktionary-logo-en-v2.svg/40px-Wiktionary-logo-en-v2.svg.png)
Jo, JO, Jó, Jō, Jô, etc. may refer to:
- Jô, a Brazilian footballer
- Jō, a ~4-foot-long wooden staff used in some Japanese martial arts
- Cho (Korean name), also spelled Jo, a common Korean family name
- Jo (film), a 1971 French comedy
- .jo, the internet country code top-level domain (ccTLD) for the country of Jordan
- Jordan (ISO country code: JO), a country in western Asia
- JALways (IATA code: JO), airline subsidiary of Japan Airlines
- Journal Officiel de la République Française, the official gazette of the Government of France
- The U.S. Navy rating abbreviation for "journalist"
Jo used in person names
Jo (Jó, Jō, Jô, etc.), can also be a surname or a given name in different languages and is often used as a short form of several given names:
People:
- Jô (born 1987), a Brazilian footballer currently playing for Galatasaray on loan from Manchester City
- Jo Durie (born 1960), retired English female tennis player
- Jo Ellis (born 1983), English field hockey forward
- Jo Frost (born 1970), English nanny, writer and TV hostess
- Jô Soares (born 1938), Brazilian comedian, talk show host, author and musician
- Jo Kamisaku (born 1971), also known as Kamisaku Jo, a Japanese criminal
- J. K. Rowling (born 1965), Joanne "Jo" Murray née Rowling, author of the Harry Potter book series
- Jo Robinson (born 1990), Jordan "Jo" Robinson, the famous Italian ASL interpreter
- Jo Stafford (1917-2008), American singer of traditional pop music
- Shoji Jo (born 1975), a retired Japanese football (soccer) striker
Fictional characters:
- Jo Grant, Dr Who companion (1971-73)
- Jo Polniaczek, from the television show The Facts of Life
- Joanne Gardner, lead character from the soap opera Search for Tomorrow
- Jo March, a character in the novel Little Women and its sequels
- Jo, one of the main characters of anime series Burst Angel
- Jo, a crossing sweeper in Charles Dickens's novel Bleak House
- Jo Reynolds, character from Melrose Place
See also
![](http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/9/99/Wiktionary-logo-en-v2.svg/40px-Wiktionary-logo-en-v2.svg.png)
Jo, JO, Jó, Jō, Jô, etc. may refer to:
- Jô, a Brazilian footballer
- Jō, a ~4-foot-long wooden staff used in some Japanese martial arts
- Cho (Korean name), also spelled Jo, a common Korean family name
- Jo (film), a 1971 French comedy
- .jo, the internet country code top-level domain (ccTLD) for the country of Jordan
- Jordan (ISO country code: JO), a country in western Asia
- JALways (IATA code: JO), airline subsidiary of Japan Airlines
- Journal Officiel de la République Française, the official gazette of the Government of France
- The U.S. Navy rating abbreviation for "journalist"
Jo used in person names
Jo (Jó, Jō, Jô, etc.), can also be a surname or a given name in different languages and is often used as a short form of several given names:
People:
- Jô (born 1987), a Brazilian footballer currently playing for Galatasaray on loan from Manchester City
- Jo Durie (born 1960), retired English female tennis player
- Jo Ellis (born 1983), English field hockey forward
- Jo Frost (born 1970), English nanny, writer and TV hostess
- Jô Soares (born 1938), Brazilian comedian, talk show host, author and musician
- Jo Kamisaku (born 1971), also known as Kamisaku Jo, a Japanese criminal
- J. K. Rowling (born 1965), Joanne "Jo" Murray née Rowling, author of the Harry Potter book series
- Jo Robinson (born 1990), Jordan "Jo" Robinson, the famous Italian ASL interpreter
- Jo Stafford (1917-2008), American singer of traditional pop music
- Shoji Jo (born 1975), a retired Japanese football (soccer) striker
Fictional characters:
- Jo Grant, Dr Who companion (1971-73)
- Jo Polniaczek, from the television show The Facts of Life
- Joanne Gardner, lead character from the soap opera Search for Tomorrow
- Jo March, a character in the novel Little Women and its sequels
- Jo, one of the main characters of anime series Burst Angel
- Jo, a crossing sweeper in Charles Dickens's novel Bleak House
- Jo Reynolds, character from Melrose Place
See also
![](http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/9/99/Wiktionary-logo-en-v2.svg/40px-Wiktionary-logo-en-v2.svg.png)
Jo, JO, Jó, Jō, Jô, etc. may refer to:
- Jô, a Brazilian footballer
- Jō, a ~4-foot-long wooden staff used in some Japanese martial arts
- Cho (Korean name), also spelled Jo, a common Korean family name
- Jo (film), a 1971 French comedy
- .jo, the internet country code top-level domain (ccTLD) for the country of Jordan
- Jordan (ISO country code: JO), a country in western Asia
- JALways (IATA code: JO), airline subsidiary of Japan Airlines
- Journal Officiel de la République Française, the official gazette of the Government of France
- The U.S. Navy rating abbreviation for "journalist"
Jo used in person names
Jo (Jó, Jō, Jô, etc.), can also be a surname or a given name in different languages and is often used as a short form of several given names:
People:
- Jô (born 1987), a Brazilian footballer currently playing for Galatasaray on loan from Manchester City
- Jo Durie (born 1960), retired English female tennis player
- Jo Ellis (born 1983), English field hockey forward
- Jo Frost (born 1970), English nanny, writer and TV hostess
- Jô Soares (born 1938), Brazilian comedian, talk show host, author and musician
- Jo Kamisaku (born 1971), also known as Kamisaku Jo, a Japanese criminal
- J. K. Rowling (born 1965), Joanne "Jo" Murray née Rowling, author of the Harry Potter book series
- Jo Robinson (born 1990), Jordan "Jo" Robinson, the famous Italian ASL interpreter
- Jo Stafford (1917-2008), American singer of traditional pop music
- Shoji Jo (born 1975), a retired Japanese football (soccer) striker
Fictional characters:
- Jo Grant, Dr Who companion (1971-73)
- Jo Polniaczek, from the television show The Facts of Life
- Joanne Gardner, lead character from the soap opera Search for Tomorrow
- Jo March, a character in the novel Little Women and its sequels
- Jo, one of the main characters of anime series Burst Angel
- Jo, a crossing sweeper in Charles Dickens's novel Bleak House
- Jo Reynolds, character from Melrose Place
See also
![](http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/9/99/Wiktionary-logo-en-v2.svg/40px-Wiktionary-logo-en-v2.svg.png)
Jo, JO, Jó, Jō, Jô, etc. may refer to:
- Jô, a Brazilian footballer
- Jō, a ~4-foot-long wooden staff used in some Japanese martial arts
- Cho (Korean name), also spelled Jo, a common Korean family name
- Jo (film), a 1971 French comedy
- .jo, the internet country code top-level domain (ccTLD) for the country of Jordan
- Jordan (ISO country code: JO), a country in western Asia
- JALways (IATA code: JO), airline subsidiary of Japan Airlines
- Journal Officiel de la République Française, the official gazette of the Government of France
- The U.S. Navy rating abbreviation for "journalist"
Jo used in person names
Jo (Jó, Jō, Jô, etc.), can also be a surname or a given name in different languages and is often used as a short form of several given names:
People:
- Jô (born 1987), a Brazilian footballer currently playing for Galatasaray on loan from Manchester City
- Jo Durie (born 1960), retired English female tennis player
- Jo Ellis (born 1983), English field hockey forward
- Jo Frost (born 1970), English nanny, writer and TV hostess
- Jô Soares (born 1938), Brazilian comedian, talk show host, author and musician
- Jo Kamisaku (born 1971), also known as Kamisaku Jo, a Japanese criminal
- J. K. Rowling (born 1965), Joanne "Jo" Murray née Rowling, author of the Harry Potter book series
- Jo Robinson (born 1990), Jordan "Jo" Robinson, the famous Italian ASL interpreter
- Jo Stafford (1917-2008), American singer of traditional pop music
- Shoji Jo (born 1975), a retired Japanese football (soccer) striker
Fictional characters:
- Jo Grant, Dr Who companion (1971-73)
- Jo Polniaczek, from the television show The Facts of Life
- Joanne Gardner, lead character from the soap opera Search for Tomorrow
- Jo March, a character in the novel Little Women and its sequels
- Jo, one of the main characters of anime series Burst Angel
- Jo, a crossing sweeper in Charles Dickens's novel Bleak House
- Jo Reynolds, character from Melrose Place
See also
![](http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/9/99/Wiktionary-logo-en-v2.svg/40px-Wiktionary-logo-en-v2.svg.png)
Jo, JO, Jó, Jō, Jô, etc. may refer to:
- Jô, a Brazilian footballer
- Jō, a ~4-foot-long wooden staff used in some Japanese martial arts
- Cho (Korean name), also spelled Jo, a common Korean family name
- Jo (film), a 1971 French comedy
- .jo, the internet country code top-level domain (ccTLD) for the country of Jordan
- Jordan (ISO country code: JO), a country in western Asia
- JALways (IATA code: JO), airline subsidiary of Japan Airlines
- Journal Officiel de la République Française, the official gazette of the Government of France
- The U.S. Navy rating abbreviation for "journalist"
Jo used in person names
Jo (Jó, Jō, Jô, etc.), can also be a surname or a given name in different languages and is often used as a short form of several given names:
People:
- Jô (born 1987), a Brazilian footballer currently playing for Galatasaray on loan from Manchester City
- Jo Durie (born 1960), retired English female tennis player
- Jo Ellis (born 1983), English field hockey forward
- Jo Frost (born 1970), English nanny, writer and TV hostess
- Jô Soares (born 1938), Brazilian comedian, talk show host, author and musician
- Jo Kamisaku (born 1971), also known as Kamisaku Jo, a Japanese criminal
- J. K. Rowling (born 1965), Joanne "Jo" Murray née Rowling, author of the Harry Potter book series
- Jo Robinson (born 1990), Jordan "Jo" Robinson, the famous Italian ASL interpreter
- Jo Stafford (1917-2008), American singer of traditional pop music
- Shoji Jo (born 1975), a retired Japanese football (soccer) striker
Fictional characters:
- Jo Grant, Dr Who companion (1971-73)
- Jo Polniaczek, from the television show The Facts of Life
- Joanne Gardner, lead character from the soap opera Search for Tomorrow
- Jo March, a character in the novel Little Women and its sequels
- Jo, one of the main characters of anime series Burst Angel
- Jo, a crossing sweeper in Charles Dickens's novel Bleak House
- Jo Reynolds, character from Melrose Place
See also
![](http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/9/99/Wiktionary-logo-en-v2.svg/40px-Wiktionary-logo-en-v2.svg.png)
Jo, JO, Jó, Jō, Jô, etc. may refer to:
- Jô, a Brazilian footballer
- Jō, a ~4-foot-long wooden staff used in some Japanese martial arts
- Cho (Korean name), also spelled Jo, a common Korean family name
- Jo (film), a 1971 French comedy
- .jo, the internet country code top-level domain (ccTLD) for the country of Jordan
- Jordan (ISO country code: JO), a country in western Asia
- JALways (IATA code: JO), airline subsidiary of Japan Airlines
- Journal Officiel de la République Française, the official gazette of the Government of France
- The U.S. Navy rating abbreviation for "journalist"
Jo used in person names
Jo (Jó, Jō, Jô, etc.), can also be a surname or a given name in different languages and is often used as a short form of several given names:
People:
- Jô (born 1987), a Brazilian footballer currently playing for Galatasaray on loan from Manchester City
- Jo Durie (born 1960), retired English female tennis player
- Jo Ellis (born 1983), English field hockey forward
- Jo Frost (born 1970), English nanny, writer and TV hostess
- Jô Soares (born 1938), Brazilian comedian, talk show host, author and musician
- Jo Kamisaku (born 1971), also known as Kamisaku Jo, a Japanese criminal
- J. K. Rowling (born 1965), Joanne "Jo" Murray née Rowling, author of the Harry Potter book series
- Jo Robinson (born 1990), Jordan "Jo" Robinson, the famous Italian ASL interpreter
- Jo Stafford (1917-2008), American singer of traditional pop music
- Shoji Jo (born 1975), a retired Japanese football (soccer) striker
Fictional characters:
- Jo Grant, Dr Who companion (1971-73)
- Jo Polniaczek, from the television show The Facts of Life
- Joanne Gardner, lead character from the soap opera Search for Tomorrow
- Jo March, a character in the novel Little Women and its sequels
- Jo, one of the main characters of anime series Burst Angel
- Jo, a crossing sweeper in Charles Dickens's novel Bleak House
- Jo Reynolds, character from Melrose Place
See also
![](http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/9/99/Wiktionary-logo-en-v2.svg/40px-Wiktionary-logo-en-v2.svg.png)
Jo, JO, Jó, Jō, Jô, etc. may refer to:
- Jô, a Brazilian footballer
- Jō, a ~4-foot-long wooden staff used in some Japanese martial arts
- Cho (Korean name), also spelled Jo, a common Korean family name
- Jo (film), a 1971 French comedy
- .jo, the internet country code top-level domain (ccTLD) for the country of Jordan
- Jordan (ISO country code: JO), a country in western Asia
- JALways (IATA code: JO), airline subsidiary of Japan Airlines
- Journal Officiel de la République Française, the official gazette of the Government of France
- The U.S. Navy rating abbreviation for "journalist"
Jo used in person names
Jo (Jó, Jō, Jô, etc.), can also be a surname or a given name in different languages and is often used as a short form of several given names:
People:
- Jô (born 1987), a Brazilian footballer currently playing for Galatasaray on loan from Manchester City
- Jo Durie (born 1960), retired English female tennis player
- Jo Ellis (born 1983), English field hockey forward
- Jo Frost (born 1970), English nanny, writer and TV hostess
- Jô Soares (born 1938), Brazilian comedian, talk show host, author and musician
- Jo Kamisaku (born 1971), also known as Kamisaku Jo, a Japanese criminal
- J. K. Rowling (born 1965), Joanne "Jo" Murray née Rowling, author of the Harry Potter book series
- Jo Robinson (born 1990), Jordan "Jo" Robinson, the famous Italian ASL interpreter
- Jo Stafford (1917-2008), American singer of traditional pop music
- Shoji Jo (born 1975), a retired Japanese football (soccer) striker
Fictional characters:
- Jo Grant, Dr Who companion (1971-73)
- Jo Polniaczek, from the television show The Facts of Life
- Joanne Gardner, lead character from the soap opera Search for Tomorrow
- Jo March, a character in the novel Little Women and its sequels
- Jo, one of the main characters of anime series Burst Angel
- Jo, a crossing sweeper in Charles Dickens's novel Bleak House
- Jo Reynolds, character from Melrose Place
See also
![](http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/9/99/Wiktionary-logo-en-v2.svg/40px-Wiktionary-logo-en-v2.svg.png)
Jo, JO, Jó, Jō, Jô, etc. may refer to:
- Jô, a Brazilian footballer
- Jō, a ~4-foot-long wooden staff used in some Japanese martial arts
- Cho (Korean name), also spelled Jo, a common Korean family name
- Jo (film), a 1971 French comedy
- .jo, the internet country code top-level domain (ccTLD) for the country of Jordan
- Jordan (ISO country code: JO), a country in western Asia
- JALways (IATA code: JO), airline subsidiary of Japan Airlines
- Journal Officiel de la République Française, the official gazette of the Government of France
- The U.S. Navy rating abbreviation for "journalist"
Jo used in person names
Jo (Jó, Jō, Jô, etc.), can also be a surname or a given name in different languages and is often used as a short form of several given names:
People:
- Jô (born 1987), a Brazilian footballer currently playing for Galatasaray on loan from Manchester City
- Jo Durie (born 1960), retired English female tennis player
- Jo Ellis (born 1983), English field hockey forward
- Jo Frost (born 1970), English nanny, writer and TV hostess
- Jô Soares (born 1938), Brazilian comedian, talk show host, author and musician
- Jo Kamisaku (born 1971), also known as Kamisaku Jo, a Japanese criminal
- J. K. Rowling (born 1965), Joanne "Jo" Murray née Rowling, author of the Harry Potter book series
- Jo Robinson (born 1990), Jordan "Jo" Robinson, the famous Italian ASL interpreter
- Jo Stafford (1917-2008), American singer of traditional pop music
- Shoji Jo (born 1975), a retired Japanese football (soccer) striker
Fictional characters:
- Jo Grant, Dr Who companion (1971-73)
- Jo Polniaczek, from the television show The Facts of Life
- Joanne Gardner, lead character from the soap opera Search for Tomorrow
- Jo March, a character in the novel Little Women and its sequels
- Jo, one of the main characters of anime series Burst Angel
- Jo, a crossing sweeper in Charles Dickens's novel Bleak House
- Jo Reynolds, character from Melrose Place
See also
![](http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/9/99/Wiktionary-logo-en-v2.svg/40px-Wiktionary-logo-en-v2.svg.png)
Jo, JO, Jó, Jō, Jô, etc. may refer to:
- Jô, a Brazilian footballer
- Jō, a ~4-foot-long wooden staff used in some Japanese martial arts
- Cho (Korean name), also spelled Jo, a common Korean family name
- Jo (film), a 1971 French comedy
- .jo, the internet country code top-level domain (ccTLD) for the country of Jordan
- Jordan (ISO country code: JO), a country in western Asia
- JALways (IATA code: JO), airline subsidiary of Japan Airlines
- Journal Officiel de la République Française, the official gazette of the Government of France
- The U.S. Navy rating abbreviation for "journalist"
Jo used in person names
Jo (Jó, Jō, Jô, etc.), can also be a surname or a given name in different languages and is often used as a short form of several given names:
People:
- Jô (born 1987), a Brazilian footballer currently playing for Galatasaray on loan from Manchester City
- Jo Durie (born 1960), retired English female tennis player
- Jo Ellis (born 1983), English field hockey forward
- Jo Frost (born 1970), English nanny, writer and TV hostess
- Jô Soares (born 1938), Brazilian comedian, talk show host, author and musician
- Jo Kamisaku (born 1971), also known as Kamisaku Jo, a Japanese criminal
- J. K. Rowling (born 1965), Joanne "Jo" Murray née Rowling, author of the Harry Potter book series
- Jo Robinson (born 1990), Jordan "Jo" Robinson, the famous Italian ASL interpreter
- Jo Stafford (1917-2008), American singer of traditional pop music
- Shoji Jo (born 1975), a retired Japanese football (soccer) striker
Fictional characters:
- Jo Grant, Dr Who companion (1971-73)
- Jo Polniaczek, from the television show The Facts of Life
- Joanne Gardner, lead character from the soap opera Search for Tomorrow
- Jo March, a character in the novel Little Women and its sequels
- Jo, one of the main characters of anime series Burst Angel
- Jo, a crossing sweeper in Charles Dickens's novel Bleak House
- Jo Reynolds, character from Melrose Place
See also
![](http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/9/99/Wiktionary-logo-en-v2.svg/40px-Wiktionary-logo-en-v2.svg.png)
Jo, JO, Jó, Jō, Jô, etc. may refer to:
- Jô, a Brazilian footballer
- Jō, a ~4-foot-long wooden staff used in some Japanese martial arts
- Cho (Korean name), also spelled Jo, a common Korean family name
- Jo (film), a 1971 French comedy
- .jo, the internet country code top-level domain (ccTLD) for the country of Jordan
- Jordan (ISO country code: JO), a country in western Asia
- JALways (IATA code: JO), airline subsidiary of Japan Airlines
- Journal Officiel de la République Française, the official gazette of the Government of France
- The U.S. Navy rating abbreviation for "journalist"
Jo used in person names
Jo (Jó, Jō, Jô, etc.), can also be a surname or a given name in different languages and is often used as a short form of several given names:
People:
- Jô (born 1987), a Brazilian footballer currently playing for Galatasaray on loan from Manchester City
- Jo Durie (born 1960), retired English female tennis player
- Jo Ellis (born 1983), English field hockey forward
- Jo Frost (born 1970), English nanny, writer and TV hostess
- Jô Soares (born 1938), Brazilian comedian, talk show host, author and musician
- Jo Kamisaku (born 1971), also known as Kamisaku Jo, a Japanese criminal
- J. K. Rowling (born 1965), Joanne "Jo" Murray née Rowling, author of the Harry Potter book series
- Jo Robinson (born 1990), Jordan "Jo" Robinson, the famous Italian ASL interpreter
- Jo Stafford (1917-2008), American singer of traditional pop music
- Shoji Jo (born 1975), a retired Japanese football (soccer) striker
Fictional characters:
- Jo Grant, Dr Who companion (1971-73)
- Jo Polniaczek, from the television show The Facts of Life
- Joanne Gardner, lead character from the soap opera Search for Tomorrow
- Jo March, a character in the novel Little Women and its sequels
- Jo, one of the main characters of anime series Burst Angel
- Jo, a crossing sweeper in Charles Dickens's novel Bleak House
- Jo Reynolds, character from Melrose Place
See also
![](http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/9/99/Wiktionary-logo-en-v2.svg/40px-Wiktionary-logo-en-v2.svg.png)
Jo, JO, Jó, Jō, Jô, etc. may refer to:
- Jô, a Brazilian footballer
- Jō, a ~4-foot-long wooden staff used in some Japanese martial arts
- Cho (Korean name), also spelled Jo, a common Korean family name
- Jo (film), a 1971 French comedy
- .jo, the internet country code top-level domain (ccTLD) for the country of Jordan
- Jordan (ISO country code: JO), a country in western Asia
- JALways (IATA code: JO), airline subsidiary of Japan Airlines
- Journal Officiel de la République Française, the official gazette of the Government of France
- The U.S. Navy rating abbreviation for "journalist"
Jo used in person names
Jo (Jó, Jō, Jô, etc.), can also be a surname or a given name in different languages and is often used as a short form of several given names:
People:
- Jô (born 1987), a Brazilian footballer currently playing for Galatasaray on loan from Manchester City
- Jo Durie (born 1960), retired English female tennis player
- Jo Ellis (born 1983), English field hockey forward
- Jo Frost (born 1970), English nanny, writer and TV hostess
- Jô Soares (born 1938), Brazilian comedian, talk show host, author and musician
- Jo Kamisaku (born 1971), also known as Kamisaku Jo, a Japanese criminal
- J. K. Rowling (born 1965), Joanne "Jo" Murray née Rowling, author of the Harry Potter book series
- Jo Robinson (born 1990), Jordan "Jo" Robinson, the famous Italian ASL interpreter
- Jo Stafford (1917-2008), American singer of traditional pop music
- Shoji Jo (born 1975), a retired Japanese football (soccer) striker
Fictional characters:
- Jo Grant, Dr Who companion (1971-73)
- Jo Polniaczek, from the television show The Facts of Life
- Joanne Gardner, lead character from the soap opera Search for Tomorrow
- Jo March, a character in the novel Little Women and its sequels
- Jo, one of the main characters of anime series Burst Angel
- Jo, a crossing sweeper in Charles Dickens's novel Bleak House
- Jo Reynolds, character from Melrose Place
See also
![](http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/9/99/Wiktionary-logo-en-v2.svg/40px-Wiktionary-logo-en-v2.svg.png)
Jo, JO, Jó, Jō, Jô, etc. may refer to:
- Jô, a Brazilian footballer
- Jō, a ~4-foot-long wooden staff used in some Japanese martial arts
- Cho (Korean name), also spelled Jo, a common Korean family name
- Jo (film), a 1971 French comedy
- .jo, the internet country code top-level domain (ccTLD) for the country of Jordan
- Jordan (ISO country code: JO), a country in western Asia
- JALways (IATA code: JO), airline subsidiary of Japan Airlines
- Journal Officiel de la République Française, the official gazette of the Government of France
- The U.S. Navy rating abbreviation for "journalist"
Jo used in person names
Jo (Jó, Jō, Jô, etc.), can also be a surname or a given name in different languages and is often used as a short form of several given names:
People:
- Jô (born 1987), a Brazilian footballer currently playing for Galatasaray on loan from Manchester City
- Jo Durie (born 1960), retired English female tennis player
- Jo Ellis (born 1983), English field hockey forward
- Jo Frost (born 1970), English nanny, writer and TV hostess
- Jô Soares (born 1938), Brazilian comedian, talk show host, author and musician
- Jo Kamisaku (born 1971), also known as Kamisaku Jo, a Japanese criminal
- J. K. Rowling (born 1965), Joanne "Jo" Murray née Rowling, author of the Harry Potter book series
- Jo Robinson (born 1990), Jordan "Jo" Robinson, the famous Italian ASL interpreter
- Jo Stafford (1917-2008), American singer of traditional pop music
- Shoji Jo (born 1975), a retired Japanese football (soccer) striker
Fictional characters:
- Jo Grant, Dr Who companion (1971-73)
- Jo Polniaczek, from the television show The Facts of Life
- Joanne Gardner, lead character from the soap opera Search for Tomorrow
- Jo March, a character in the novel Little Women and its sequels
- Jo, one of the main characters of anime series Burst Angel
- Jo, a crossing sweeper in Charles Dickens's novel Bleak House
- Jo Reynolds, character from Melrose Place
See also
![](http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/9/99/Wiktionary-logo-en-v2.svg/40px-Wiktionary-logo-en-v2.svg.png)
Jo, JO, Jó, Jō, Jô, etc. may refer to:
- Jô, a Brazilian footballer
- Jō, a ~4-foot-long wooden staff used in some Japanese martial arts
- Cho (Korean name), also spelled Jo, a common Korean family name
- Jo (film), a 1971 French comedy
- .jo, the internet country code top-level domain (ccTLD) for the country of Jordan
- Jordan (ISO country code: JO), a country in western Asia
- JALways (IATA code: JO), airline subsidiary of Japan Airlines
- Journal Officiel de la République Française, the official gazette of the Government of France
- The U.S. Navy rating abbreviation for "journalist"
Jo used in person names
Jo (Jó, Jō, Jô, etc.), can also be a surname or a given name in different languages and is often used as a short form of several given names:
People:
- Jô (born 1987), a Brazilian footballer currently playing for Galatasaray on loan from Manchester City
- Jo Durie (born 1960), retired English female tennis player
- Jo Ellis (born 1983), English field hockey forward
- Jo Frost (born 1970), English nanny, writer and TV hostess
- Jô Soares (born 1938), Brazilian comedian, talk show host, author and musician
- Jo Kamisaku (born 1971), also known as Kamisaku Jo, a Japanese criminal
- J. K. Rowling (born 1965), Joanne "Jo" Murray née Rowling, author of the Harry Potter book series
- Jo Robinson (born 1990), Jordan "Jo" Robinson, the famous Italian ASL interpreter
- Jo Stafford (1917-2008), American singer of traditional pop music
- Shoji Jo (born 1975), a retired Japanese football (soccer) striker
Fictional characters:
- Jo Grant, Dr Who companion (1971-73)
- Jo Polniaczek, from the television show The Facts of Life
- Joanne Gardner, lead character from the soap opera Search for Tomorrow
- Jo March, a character in the novel Little Women and its sequels
- Jo, one of the main characters of anime series Burst Angel
- Jo, a crossing sweeper in Charles Dickens's novel Bleak House
- Jo Reynolds, character from Melrose Place
See also
![](http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/9/99/Wiktionary-logo-en-v2.svg/40px-Wiktionary-logo-en-v2.svg.png)
Jo, JO, Jó, Jō, Jô, etc. may refer to:
- Jô, a Brazilian footballer
- Jō, a ~4-foot-long wooden staff used in some Japanese martial arts
- Cho (Korean name), also spelled Jo, a common Korean family name
- Jo (film), a 1971 French comedy
- .jo, the internet country code top-level domain (ccTLD) for the country of Jordan
- Jordan (ISO country code: JO), a country in western Asia
- JALways (IATA code: JO), airline subsidiary of Japan Airlines
- Journal Officiel de la République Française, the official gazette of the Government of France
- The U.S. Navy rating abbreviation for "journalist"
Jo used in person names
Jo (Jó, Jō, Jô, etc.), can also be a surname or a given name in different languages and is often used as a short form of several given names:
People:
- Jô (born 1987), a Brazilian footballer currently playing for Galatasaray on loan from Manchester City
- Jo Durie (born 1960), retired English female tennis player
- Jo Ellis (born 1983), English field hockey forward
- Jo Frost (born 1970), English nanny, writer and TV hostess
- Jô Soares (born 1938), Brazilian comedian, talk show host, author and musician
- Jo Kamisaku (born 1971), also known as Kamisaku Jo, a Japanese criminal
- J. K. Rowling (born 1965), Joanne "Jo" Murray née Rowling, author of the Harry Potter book series
- Jo Robinson (born 1990), Jordan "Jo" Robinson, the famous Italian ASL interpreter
- Jo Stafford (1917-2008), American singer of traditional pop music
- Shoji Jo (born 1975), a retired Japanese football (soccer) striker
Fictional characters:
- Jo Grant, Dr Who companion (1971-73)
- Jo Polniaczek, from the television show The Facts of Life
- Joanne Gardner, lead character from the soap opera Search for Tomorrow
- Jo March, a character in the novel Little Women and its sequels
- Jo, one of the main characters of anime series Burst Angel
- Jo, a crossing sweeper in Charles Dickens's novel Bleak House
- Jo Reynolds, character from Melrose Place
See also
![](http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/9/99/Wiktionary-logo-en-v2.svg/40px-Wiktionary-logo-en-v2.svg.png)
Jo, JO, Jó, Jō, Jô, etc. may refer to:
- Jô, a Brazilian footballer
- Jō, a ~4-foot-long wooden staff used in some Japanese martial arts
- Cho (Korean name), also spelled Jo, a common Korean family name
- Jo (film), a 1971 French comedy
- .jo, the internet country code top-level domain (ccTLD) for the country of Jordan
- Jordan (ISO country code: JO), a country in western Asia
- JALways (IATA code: JO), airline subsidiary of Japan Airlines
- Journal Officiel de la République Française, the official gazette of the Government of France
- The U.S. Navy rating abbreviation for "journalist"
Jo used in person names
Jo (Jó, Jō, Jô, etc.), can also be a surname or a given name in different languages and is often used as a short form of several given names:
People:
- Jô (born 1987), a Brazilian footballer currently playing for Galatasaray on loan from Manchester City
- Jo Durie (born 1960), retired English female tennis player
- Jo Ellis (born 1983), English field hockey forward
- Jo Frost (born 1970), English nanny, writer and TV hostess
- Jô Soares (born 1938), Brazilian comedian, talk show host, author and musician
- Jo Kamisaku (born 1971), also known as Kamisaku Jo, a Japanese criminal
- J. K. Rowling (born 1965), Joanne "Jo" Murray née Rowling, author of the Harry Potter book series
- Jo Robinson (born 1990), Jordan "Jo" Robinson, the famous Italian ASL interpreter
- Jo Stafford (1917-2008), American singer of traditional pop music
- Shoji Jo (born 1975), a retired Japanese football (soccer) striker
Fictional characters:
- Jo Grant, Dr Who companion (1971-73)
- Jo Polniaczek, from the television show The Facts of Life
- Joanne Gardner, lead character from the soap opera Search for Tomorrow
- Jo March, a character in the novel Little Women and its sequels
- Jo, one of the main characters of anime series Burst Angel
- Jo, a crossing sweeper in Charles Dickens's novel Bleak House
- Jo Reynolds, character from Melrose Place
See also
![](http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/9/99/Wiktionary-logo-en-v2.svg/40px-Wiktionary-logo-en-v2.svg.png)
Jo, JO, Jó, Jō, Jô, etc. may refer to:
- Jô, a Brazilian footballer
- Jō, a ~4-foot-long wooden staff used in some Japanese martial arts
- Cho (Korean name), also spelled Jo, a common Korean family name
- Jo (film), a 1971 French comedy
- .jo, the internet country code top-level domain (ccTLD) for the country of Jordan
- Jordan (ISO country code: JO), a country in western Asia
- JALways (IATA code: JO), airline subsidiary of Japan Airlines
- Journal Officiel de la République Française, the official gazette of the Government of France
- The U.S. Navy rating abbreviation for "journalist"
Jo used in person names
Jo (Jó, Jō, Jô, etc.), can also be a surname or a given name in different languages and is often used as a short form of several given names:
People:
- Jô (born 1987), a Brazilian footballer currently playing for Galatasaray on loan from Manchester City
- Jo Durie (born 1960), retired English female tennis player
- Jo Ellis (born 1983), English field hockey forward
- Jo Frost (born 1970), English nanny, writer and TV hostess
- Jô Soares (born 1938), Brazilian comedian, talk show host, author and musician
- Jo Kamisaku (born 1971), also known as Kamisaku Jo, a Japanese criminal
- J. K. Rowling (born 1965), Joanne "Jo" Murray née Rowling, author of the Harry Potter book series
- Jo Robinson (born 1990), Jordan "Jo" Robinson, the famous Italian ASL interpreter
- Jo Stafford (1917-2008), American singer of traditional pop music
- Shoji Jo (born 1975), a retired Japanese football (soccer) striker
Fictional characters:
- Jo Grant, Dr Who companion (1971-73)
- Jo Polniaczek, from the television show The Facts of Life
- Joanne Gardner, lead character from the soap opera Search for Tomorrow
- Jo March, a character in the novel Little Women and its sequels
- Jo, one of the main characters of anime series Burst Angel
- Jo, a crossing sweeper in Charles Dickens's novel Bleak House
- Jo Reynolds, character from Melrose Place
See also
![](http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/9/99/Wiktionary-logo-en-v2.svg/40px-Wiktionary-logo-en-v2.svg.png)
Jo, JO, Jó, Jō, Jô, etc. may refer to:
- Jô, a Brazilian footballer
- Jō, a ~4-foot-long wooden staff used in some Japanese martial arts
- Cho (Korean name), also spelled Jo, a common Korean family name
- Jo (film), a 1971 French comedy
- .jo, the internet country code top-level domain (ccTLD) for the country of Jordan
- Jordan (ISO country code: JO), a country in western Asia
- JALways (IATA code: JO), airline subsidiary of Japan Airlines
- Journal Officiel de la République Française, the official gazette of the Government of France
- The U.S. Navy rating abbreviation for "journalist"
Jo used in person names
Jo (Jó, Jō, Jô, etc.), can also be a surname or a given name in different languages and is often used as a short form of several given names:
People:
- Jô (born 1987), a Brazilian footballer currently playing for Galatasaray on loan from Manchester City
- Jo Durie (born 1960), retired English female tennis player
- Jo Ellis (born 1983), English field hockey forward
- Jo Frost (born 1970), English nanny, writer and TV hostess
- Jô Soares (born 1938), Brazilian comedian, talk show host, author and musician
- Jo Kamisaku (born 1971), also known as Kamisaku Jo, a Japanese criminal
- J. K. Rowling (born 1965), Joanne "Jo" Murray née Rowling, author of the Harry Potter book series
- Jo Robinson (born 1990), Jordan "Jo" Robinson, the famous Italian ASL interpreter
- Jo Stafford (1917-2008), American singer of traditional pop music
- Shoji Jo (born 1975), a retired Japanese football (soccer) striker
Fictional characters:
- Jo Grant, Dr Who companion (1971-73)
- Jo Polniaczek, from the television show The Facts of Life
- Joanne Gardner, lead character from the soap opera Search for Tomorrow
- Jo March, a character in the novel Little Women and its sequels
- Jo, one of the main characters of anime series Burst Angel
- Jo, a crossing sweeper in Charles Dickens's novel Bleak House
- Jo Reynolds, character from Melrose Place
See also
![](http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/9/99/Wiktionary-logo-en-v2.svg/40px-Wiktionary-logo-en-v2.svg.png)
Jo, JO, Jó, Jō, Jô, etc. may refer to:
- Jô, a Brazilian footballer
- Jō, a ~4-foot-long wooden staff used in some Japanese martial arts
- Cho (Korean name), also spelled Jo, a common Korean family name
- Jo (film), a 1971 French comedy
- .jo, the internet country code top-level domain (ccTLD) for the country of Jordan
- Jordan (ISO country code: JO), a country in western Asia
- JALways (IATA code: JO), airline subsidiary of Japan Airlines
- Journal Officiel de la République Française, the official gazette of the Government of France
- The U.S. Navy rating abbreviation for "journalist"
Jo used in person names
Jo (Jó, Jō, Jô, etc.), can also be a surname or a given name in different languages and is often used as a short form of several given names:
People:
- Jô (born 1987), a Brazilian footballer currently playing for Galatasaray on loan from Manchester City
- Jo Durie (born 1960), retired English female tennis player
- Jo Ellis (born 1983), English field hockey forward
- Jo Frost (born 1970), English nanny, writer and TV hostess
- Jô Soares (born 1938), Brazilian comedian, talk show host, author and musician
- Jo Kamisaku (born 1971), also known as Kamisaku Jo, a Japanese criminal
- J. K. Rowling (born 1965), Joanne "Jo" Murray née Rowling, author of the Harry Potter book series
- Jo Robinson (born 1990), Jordan "Jo" Robinson, the famous Italian ASL interpreter
- Jo Stafford (1917-2008), American singer of traditional pop music
- Shoji Jo (born 1975), a retired Japanese football (soccer) striker
Fictional characters:
- Jo Grant, Dr Who companion (1971-73)
- Jo Polniaczek, from the television show The Facts of Life
- Joanne Gardner, lead character from the soap opera Search for Tomorrow
- Jo March, a character in the novel Little Women and its sequels
- Jo, one of the main characters of anime series Burst Angel
- Jo, a crossing sweeper in Charles Dickens's novel Bleak House
- Jo Reynolds, character from Melrose Place
See also
![](http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/9/99/Wiktionary-logo-en-v2.svg/40px-Wiktionary-logo-en-v2.svg.png)
Jo, JO, Jó, Jō, Jô, etc. may refer to:
- Jô, a Brazilian footballer
- Jō, a ~4-foot-long wooden staff used in some Japanese martial arts
- Cho (Korean name), also spelled Jo, a common Korean family name
- Jo (film), a 1971 French comedy
- .jo, the internet country code top-level domain (ccTLD) for the country of Jordan
- Jordan (ISO country code: JO), a country in western Asia
- JALways (IATA code: JO), airline subsidiary of Japan Airlines
- Journal Officiel de la République Française, the official gazette of the Government of France
- The U.S. Navy rating abbreviation for "journalist"
Jo used in person names
Jo (Jó, Jō, Jô, etc.), can also be a surname or a given name in different languages and is often used as a short form of several given names:
People:
- Jô (born 1987), a Brazilian footballer currently playing for Galatasaray on loan from Manchester City
- Jo Durie (born 1960), retired English female tennis player
- Jo Ellis (born 1983), English field hockey forward
- Jo Frost (born 1970), English nanny, writer and TV hostess
- Jô Soares (born 1938), Brazilian comedian, talk show host, author and musician
- Jo Kamisaku (born 1971), also known as Kamisaku Jo, a Japanese criminal
- J. K. Rowling (born 1965), Joanne "Jo" Murray née Rowling, author of the Harry Potter book series
- Jo Robinson (born 1990), Jordan "Jo" Robinson, the famous Italian ASL interpreter
- Jo Stafford (1917-2008), American singer of traditional pop music
- Shoji Jo (born 1975), a retired Japanese football (soccer) striker
Fictional characters:
- Jo Grant, Dr Who companion (1971-73)
- Jo Polniaczek, from the television show The Facts of Life
- Joanne Gardner, lead character from the soap opera Search for Tomorrow
- Jo March, a character in the novel Little Women and its sequels
- Jo, one of the main characters of anime series Burst Angel
- Jo, a crossing sweeper in Charles Dickens's novel Bleak House
- Jo Reynolds, character from Melrose Place
See also
![](http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/9/99/Wiktionary-logo-en-v2.svg/40px-Wiktionary-logo-en-v2.svg.png)
Jo, JO, Jó, Jō, Jô, etc. may refer to:
- Jô, a Brazilian footballer
- Jō, a ~4-foot-long wooden staff used in some Japanese martial arts
- Cho (Korean name), also spelled Jo, a common Korean family name
- Jo (film), a 1971 French comedy
- .jo, the internet country code top-level domain (ccTLD) for the country of Jordan
- Jordan (ISO country code: JO), a country in western Asia
- JALways (IATA code: JO), airline subsidiary of Japan Airlines
- Journal Officiel de la République Française, the official gazette of the Government of France
- The U.S. Navy rating abbreviation for "journalist"
Jo used in person names
Jo (Jó, Jō, Jô, etc.), can also be a surname or a given name in different languages and is often used as a short form of several given names:
People:
- Jô (born 1987), a Brazilian footballer currently playing for Galatasaray on loan from Manchester City
- Jo Durie (born 1960), retired English female tennis player
- Jo Ellis (born 1983), English field hockey forward
- Jo Frost (born 1970), English nanny, writer and TV hostess
- Jô Soares (born 1938), Brazilian comedian, talk show host, author and musician
- Jo Kamisaku (born 1971), also known as Kamisaku Jo, a Japanese criminal
- J. K. Rowling (born 1965), Joanne "Jo" Murray née Rowling, author of the Harry Potter book series
- Jo Robinson (born 1990), Jordan "Jo" Robinson, the famous Italian ASL interpreter
- Jo Stafford (1917-2008), American singer of traditional pop music
- Shoji Jo (born 1975), a retired Japanese football (soccer) striker
Fictional characters:
- Jo Grant, Dr Who companion (1971-73)
- Jo Polniaczek, from the television show The Facts of Life
- Joanne Gardner, lead character from the soap opera Search for Tomorrow
- Jo March, a character in the novel Little Women and its sequels
- Jo, one of the main characters of anime series Burst Angel
- Jo, a crossing sweeper in Charles Dickens's novel Bleak House
- Jo Reynolds, character from Melrose Place
See also
![](http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/9/99/Wiktionary-logo-en-v2.svg/40px-Wiktionary-logo-en-v2.svg.png)
Jo, JO, Jó, Jō, Jô, etc. may refer to:
- Jô, a Brazilian footballer
- Jō, a ~4-foot-long wooden staff used in some Japanese martial arts
- Cho (Korean name), also spelled Jo, a common Korean family name
- Jo (film), a 1971 French comedy
- .jo, the internet country code top-level domain (ccTLD) for the country of Jordan
- Jordan (ISO country code: JO), a country in western Asia
- JALways (IATA code: JO), airline subsidiary of Japan Airlines
- Journal Officiel de la République Française, the official gazette of the Government of France
- The U.S. Navy rating abbreviation for "journalist"
Jo used in person names
Jo (Jó, Jō, Jô, etc.), can also be a surname or a given name in different languages and is often used as a short form of several given names:
People:
- Jô (born 1987), a Brazilian footballer currently playing for Galatasaray on loan from Manchester City
- Jo Durie (born 1960), retired English female tennis player
- Jo Ellis (born 1983), English field hockey forward
- Jo Frost (born 1970), English nanny, writer and TV hostess
- Jô Soares (born 1938), Brazilian comedian, talk show host, author and musician
- Jo Kamisaku (born 1971), also known as Kamisaku Jo, a Japanese criminal
- J. K. Rowling (born 1965), Joanne "Jo" Murray née Rowling, author of the Harry Potter book series
- Jo Robinson (born 1990), Jordan "Jo" Robinson, the famous Italian ASL interpreter
- Jo Stafford (1917-2008), American singer of traditional pop music
- Shoji Jo (born 1975), a retired Japanese football (soccer) striker
Fictional characters:
- Jo Grant, Dr Who companion (1971-73)
- Jo Polniaczek, from the television show The Facts of Life
- Joanne Gardner, lead character from the soap opera Search for Tomorrow
- Jo March, a character in the novel Little Women and its sequels
- Jo, one of the main characters of anime series Burst Angel
- Jo, a crossing sweeper in Charles Dickens's novel Bleak House
- Jo Reynolds, character from Melrose Place
See also
![](http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/9/99/Wiktionary-logo-en-v2.svg/40px-Wiktionary-logo-en-v2.svg.png)
Jo, JO, Jó, Jō, Jô, etc. may refer to:
- Jô, a Brazilian footballer
- Jō, a ~4-foot-long wooden staff used in some Japanese martial arts
- Cho (Korean name), also spelled Jo, a common Korean family name
- Jo (film), a 1971 French comedy
- .jo, the internet country code top-level domain (ccTLD) for the country of Jordan
- Jordan (ISO country code: JO), a country in western Asia
- JALways (IATA code: JO), airline subsidiary of Japan Airlines
- Journal Officiel de la République Française, the official gazette of the Government of France
- The U.S. Navy rating abbreviation for "journalist"
Jo used in person names
Jo (Jó, Jō, Jô, etc.), can also be a surname or a given name in different languages and is often used as a short form of several given names:
People:
- Jô (born 1987), a Brazilian footballer currently playing for Galatasaray on loan from Manchester City
- Jo Durie (born 1960), retired English female tennis player
- Jo Ellis (born 1983), English field hockey forward
- Jo Frost (born 1970), English nanny, writer and TV hostess
- Jô Soares (born 1938), Brazilian comedian, talk show host, author and musician
- Jo Kamisaku (born 1971), also known as Kamisaku Jo, a Japanese criminal
- J. K. Rowling (born 1965), Joanne "Jo" Murray née Rowling, author of the Harry Potter book series
- Jo Robinson (born 1990), Jordan "Jo" Robinson, the famous Italian ASL interpreter
- Jo Stafford (1917-2008), American singer of traditional pop music
- Shoji Jo (born 1975), a retired Japanese football (soccer) striker
Fictional characters:
- Jo Grant, Dr Who companion (1971-73)
- Jo Polniaczek, from the television show The Facts of Life
- Joanne Gardner, lead character from the soap opera Search for Tomorrow
- Jo March, a character in the novel Little Women and its sequels
- Jo, one of the main characters of anime series Burst Angel
- Jo, a crossing sweeper in Charles Dickens's novel Bleak House
- Jo Reynolds, character from Melrose Place