Jojo
Meaning of Jojo
The name Jojo is a charming and versatile unisex name with roots in various cultures. Pronounced as JOH-joh (/dʒoˈdʒo/ or /dʒoʊdʒo/), it is often used as a diminutive form of names like Josephine or Jolene, but stands strong on its own. Jojo has a playful and energetic vibe, making it a popular choice for parents who want a name that feels both familiar and unique. The name has seen fluctuating popularity in the United States over the decades, with occasional spikes such as in 1976 when it ranked 5600th. Its usage spans across different languages, including English and Japanese, adding to its global appeal. Whether you're inspired by cultural icons like singer JoJo or simply love the rhythmic sound of the name, Jojo is an endearing choice for any child.
Pronunciation
American English,Japanese
- Pronunced as JOH-joh (/dʒoˈdʒo/)
English
- Pronunced as JOH-joh (/dʒoʊdʒo/)
U.S. Popularity Chart
Notable People Named Jojo
| Jojo Moyes is an award-winning English journalist and romance novelist, known for her best-selling books translated into twenty-eight languages and selling over 40 million copies worldwide. |
| Ghanaian artist and musician Jojo Abot is known for her diverse creative output, drawing inspiration from her home country and collaborating with influential artists such as Seun Kuti, Common, and Lauryn Hill. |
| Jojo Mason is a Canadian country music singer-songwriter who gained success with his debut single "It's All Good" reaching the top 10 on the Billboard Canada Country chart. |
| Jojo Ogunnupe - Joseph "Jojo" Ogunnupe is a Nigerian football player who currently plays for Pembroke Athleta F.C. in the Maltese Challenge League. |
