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  1. Johnathan, johnathan: Wordnik
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  3. Johnathan: Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia
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Definitions from Wiktionary (Johnathan)

▸ noun:  A male given name from Hebrew, of uncommon usage, variant of Jonathan.

Similar:
Jonathon, Jonathan, Johnathon, Jonah, Jon., Jonas, Jonael, Johnna, john, Jonty, more...

Types:
Jonathan, Jon, John, Jack, Jake, Jay, Joe, Joseph, more...

Phrases:
Johnathan Thurston, Johnathan McClain, The Amazing Johnathan, Johnathan Motley, Johnathan Wendel, more...

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Similar:
Jonathon, Jonathan, Johnathon, Jonah, Jon., Jonas, Jonael, Johnna, john, Jonty, more...

Types:
Jonathan, Jon, John, Jack, Jake, Jay, Joe, Joseph, more...

Phrases:
Johnathan Thurston, Johnathan McClain, The Amazing Johnathan, Johnathan Motley, Johnathan Wendel, Johnathan Abram, Johnathan McKinstry, Johnathan Hudson, Johnathan Joseph, Johnathan Rice, more...



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