Franjo

Gender Masculine

Usage Croatian, Serbian

Scripts Pron. /ˈfraː.ɲo/ [key ·simplify]

Meaning & History

Croatian and Serbian form of Francis.

Related Names

RootFrancia (place name)

VariantsFrane, Frano (Croatian)

DiminutiveFran (Croatian)

Other Languages & CulturesFrantzisko, Patxi (Basque) Frañsez (Breton) Francesc, Cesc (Catalan) Francescu (Corsican) František (Czech) Frans (Danish) Frans, Franciscus, Frenkie (Dutch) Francis, Fran, Frank, Frankie, Franny (English) Frans, Ransu (Finnish) Francis, François, Francisque (French) Franz (German) Ferenc, Feri, Ferkó (Hungarian) Proinsias (Irish) Francesco, Franco (Italian) Franciscus (Late Roman) Frens, Frenske (Limburgish) Pranciškus, Pranas (Lithuanian) Frans (Norwegian) Franciszek, Franek (Polish) Francisco, Chico (Portuguese) Francisc (Romanian) Frantziscu (Sardinian) Frang (Scottish Gaelic) František (Slovak) Franc, France, Frančišek, Fran, Franci (Slovene) Francisco, Curro, Fran, Kiko, Paco, Pancho, Paquito (Spanish) Frans (Swedish) Ffransis (Welsh)

Surname DescendantsFranić, Franjić (Croatian)

Name Days

Croatia: January 24

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Categories

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Entry updated December 8, 2017