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1) Fantasy name invented by Astrid Lindgren for her book Mio, min Mio (1954); no meaning is given in the book. The name of the book character Mio in the real world is Bo Vilhelm Olsson (Bosse). [1]
Nevertheless, a popular but very implausibel guess for its origin an meaning is a relation to the Italian word mio = 'my, mine', but in this case the book's title would not make sense('mine, my mine') [2]
These two other derivation theories are unrelated to the Nordic fantasy name as well:
2) Croatian pet name, short form of names beginning with Mio-, a Croatian form of the name element MIL [3] [1]
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See also Miona
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Nominative: | Mio |
Genitive: | Mios |
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Genitive: | Mion |
Partitive: | Mioa |
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2320 | 3076 | 167 | 244 | 2153 | 2832 |
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621 | n.a. |
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602 | n.a. |
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&: count of both main and additional first names | |||||||
Name counts are approximate as statistics normally is not published for names given to less than 3 or 5 persons per country. |