Origin and Meaning of Johnattan
Meaning & Origin
God is gracious
Origin: Hebrew - Derived from the Hebrew name Yochanan, which combines 'Yeho' (God) and 'chanan' (to be gracious).
Interesting Facts
- Johnattan is a variation of the more common name Jonathan, which has biblical roots and significance.
- The name is often used in English-speaking countries, and variations can be found in other cultures, including Juan (Spanish) and Giovanni (Italian).
- Notable bearers include Jonathan Edwards, a prominent American theologian, and Jonathan Swift, the famous author of 'Gulliver's Travels'.
- Johnattan is relatively uncommon compared to its variants, with popularity increasing in the 21st century as parents look for unique alternatives to traditional names.
- Related names include Jonathan, Jon, and Jonny, each with their own variations and cultural significance.