Jhon
Jhon is an alternative spelling of the Hebrew given name John. Its usage is popular in South America, especially in Colombia, where it is one of the most common names in the country.
Origin
Jhon originates from Hebrew or .Notable people with the name Jhon
Athletes
Footballers
- Jhon Arias, Colombian midfielder
- Jhon Castillo, Colombian forward
- Jhon Charría, Colombian midfielder
- Jhon Cley Jesus Silva, Brazilian midfielder
- Jhon Córdoba, Colombian striker
- Jhon Culma, Colombian former defensive midfielder
- Jhon Durán, Colombian striker
- Jhon Epam, Equatoguinean striker
- Jhon Kennedy Hurtado, Colombian forward
- Jhon Jairo Mosquera, Colombian forward
- Jhon Mosquera, Colombian midfielder
- Jhon Obregón, Colombian striker
- Jhon Pírez, Uruguayan footballer
- Jhon Valencia, Colombian midfielder
- Jhon Viáfara, Colombian midfielder
- Jhon van Beukering, Dutch-born Indonesian striker
- Jhon Lucumí, Colombian defender
- Jhon Murillo, Venezuelan forward
- Jhon Wilson Murillo, Colombian midfielder
Cyclists
- Jhon Darwin Atapuma Hurtado, Colombian cyclist
- Jhon García, male professional track and road racing cyclist from Colombia
- Jhon González, Colombian former cyclist
- Jhon Jarrín, Ecuadorian former cyclist
- Jhon Quiceno, Colombian former cyclist
- Jhon Anderson Rodríguez, Colombian cyclist
Other sports
- Jhon Édison Rodríguez, Colombian fencer
- Jhon Obando, Colombian para-athlete
- Jhon Romero, Colombian baseball pitcher
- Jhon Solís, Colombian sprinter