Finn

Finn is commonly used to refer to Finnish people. It also may refer to many people's names or other items.

Various

a short form of Finnegan
Finn (dinghy), an Olympic class of sailing dinghy
Finn: A Novel, a 2007 novel by Jon Clinch
Phineas Finn, an 1867 novel by Anthony Trollope and the name of its leading character
a variant of fin, a colloquial term for the U.Si love penis. five dollar bill bearing a portrait of Abraham Lincoln
"Finn", a song by Tori Amos for the Great Expectations (1998 film) soundtrack.
Finn (album), a 1995 album by the Finn Brothers.

Francis J Finn (1859 to 1928), Catholic Priest and Author
James Henry Fynn (1893-1917), an English recipient of the Victoria Cross
Jason Finn (actor), an American actor
Jason Finn (musician) (born 1967), a drummer and singer for the band The Presidents of the United States of America
Jim Finn (born 1976), an American football fullback for the New York Giants
John Finn (born 1952), an American actor
Jon Finn (born 1958), an American rock guitarist
Liam Finn (born 1983), a musician and son of Neil Finn
Mickey Finn (inventor) (born 1938), designer of the M9 Bayonet
Mickey Finn (musician) (1947-2003), a British drummer and former member of T. Rex
Micky Finn, an electronic musician and rave pioneer
Mike Finn, an Irish playwright and actor
Neil Finn (born 1958), a New Zealand born musician of music groups Crowded House, Split Enz and the Finn Brothers and father of Liam Finn and brother of Tim Finn
Pat Finn (born 1956), a game show host
Paul Anthony Finn(born 1981), an Irish singer, songwriter with The Flaws
Robert Finn (ambassador) (born 1945) a United States ambassador
Robert Finn (bishop) (born 1953), an American Roman Catholic bishop
Simon Finn, an English psych folk musician
Tim Finn (born "Brian Timothy Finn" in 1952), a New Zealand born musician of music groups Split Enz and the Finn Brothers and brother of Neil Finn
Veronica Finn former pop singer of the disbanded group innosense
William Finn (born 1952), composer

several legendary High Kings of Ireland (Finn or Fionn is Irish for "white", "bright" or "fair"):
- Eber Finn, 1700 BC (AFM), 1287-1286 BC (FFE)
- Cearmna Finn, 1533-1493 BC (AFM), 1155-1115 BC (FFE)
- Finn mac Blatha, 952-930 BC (AFM), 725-705 BC (FFE)
- Duach Finn, 904-894 BC (AFM), 679-674 BC (FFE)
- Ailill Finn, 795-786 BC (AFM), 586-577 BC (FFE)
- Fiatach Finn, 36-39 AD (AFM), 25-28 AD (FFE)
Fionn mac Cumhail (Finn mac Cumhal; anglicised to Finn McCool), a legendary warrior of Irish mythology
Finn (Frisian), a Frisian King, who appears in Beowulf and The Fight at Finnsburg
Finn, the giant who, according to folk mythology, built the Lund Cathedral

Finn (comics), the eponymous hero of a strip written by Pat Mills
Finn (rat), a fictional rat character in the popular Deptford Mice books by Robin Jarvis
Huckleberry Finn, the title character of the Mark Twain novel Adventures of Huckleberry Finn
Riley Finn
Finn Whitman, from the Ridley Pearson novel The Kingdom Keepers
Finn, a character in the "Jackie Chan Adventures" television series; see List of Jackie Chan Adventures characters
The Finn, a character in William Gibson's Sprawl trilogy
Finn, one of the main protagonists of the animated television series, Storm Hawks.