Johni

Johni is a personal name used as a given name and, less commonly, as a surname. It is a relatively rare spelling in English-language contexts, where more common forms include Johnny and Joni. The name is generally considered a variant or derivative of John, which itself derives from the Hebrew name Yochanan, meaning “Yahweh is gracious.” As a result, Johni shares the same root meaning as many other John-derived names.

The usage of Johni varies by country and language. In some cases, Johni may appear as a modern or creative spelling of Johnny, and in others it may function as a surname due to different naming conventions. The emphasis and pronunciation typically align with JOH-nee, though local pronunciation can differ.

Notable people named Johni are not widely documented in major reference sources, contributing to its classification as a relatively uncommon name. In fiction and popular culture, Johni is occasionally used as a character name, often in contexts that favor distinctive or unconventional spellings of traditional names.

Related names include Johnny, Jonny, Joni, Joannie, and Jon. These forms are phonetically and culturally similar and may be interchanged in informal use, depending on personal preference and regional naming practices.