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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 |
|||
*[[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) |
|||
*[[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" |
|||
== 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 |
|||
*[[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 |
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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]]'' |
|||
*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== |
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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 |
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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: |
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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 |
|||
*[[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 |
|||
*[[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 |
|||
*[[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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[[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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{{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 |
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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 |
|||
* 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]] |
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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 |
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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 |
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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]]'' |
|||
*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 |
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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 |
|||
*[[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:''' |
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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}} |
|||
'''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]] |
|||
==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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[[Category:Japanese given names]] |
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[[cs: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: |
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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 |
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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 |
|||
* 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 |
|||
* 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 |
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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 |
|||
* 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 |
|||
* 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) |
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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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[[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 |
|||
* [[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 |
|||
*[[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 |
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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" |
|||
== 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]] |
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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}} |
|||
'''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]] |
|||
*[[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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*[[Jō]], a ~4-foot-long wooden staff used in some Japanese martial arts |
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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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*[[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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*[[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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Look up jo in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
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
This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the title Jo.
If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.
If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.
Look up jo in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
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
This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the title Jo.
If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.
If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.
Look up jo in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
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
This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the title Jo.
If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.
If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.
Look up jo in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
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
This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the title Jo.
If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.
If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.
Look up jo in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
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
This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the title Jo.
If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.
If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.
Look up jo in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
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
This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the title Jo.
If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.
If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.
Look up jo in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
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
This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the title Jo.
If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.
If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.
Look up jo in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
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
This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the title Jo.
If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.
If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.
Look up jo in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
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
This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the title Jo.
If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.
If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.
Look up jo in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
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
This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the title Jo.
If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.
If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.
Look up jo in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
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
This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the title Jo.
If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.
If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.
Look up jo in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
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
This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the title Jo.
If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.
If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.
Look up jo in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
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
This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the title Jo.
If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.
If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.
Look up jo in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
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
This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the title Jo.
If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.
If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.
Look up jo in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
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
This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the title Jo.
If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.
If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.
Look up jo in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
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
This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the title Jo.
If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.
If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.
Look up jo in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
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
This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the title Jo.
If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.
If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.
Look up jo in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
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
This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the title Jo.
If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.
If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.
Look up jo in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
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
This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the title Jo.
If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.
If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.
Look up jo in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
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
This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the title Jo.
If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.
If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.
Look up jo in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
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
This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the title Jo.
If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.
If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.
Look up jo in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
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
This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the title Jo.
If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.
If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.
Look up jo in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
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
This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the title Jo.
If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.
If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.
Look up jo in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
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
This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the title Jo.
If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.
If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.
Look up jo in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
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
This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the title Jo.
If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.
If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.
Look up jo in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
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
This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the title Jo.
If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.
If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.
Look up jo in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
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
This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the title Jo.
If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.
If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.
Look up jo in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
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
This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the title Jo.
If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.
If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.
Look up jo in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
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
This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the title Jo.
If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.
If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.
Look up jo in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
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
This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the title Jo.
If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.
If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.
Look up jo in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
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
This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the title Jo.
If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.
If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.