A common Spanish or Portuguese given name, equivalent to 'John' in English.
From Latin 'Ioannes,' which came from Greek 'Ioannes,' which came from Hebrew 'Yohanan' meaning 'God is gracious.' It's a religious name that spread through Christianity.
The name Juan (Spanish) comes from the same root as Jean (French), John (English), and Giovanni (Italian)—all different languages took the Hebrew name 'Yohanan' and adapted it through Greek and Latin, creating a name that spread worldwide through Christianity.
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