Jeh

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Jeh or JEH may refer to: * Jeh (Zoroastrianism), best known as Jahi, the demoness of lust * Jeh Island, in the Ailinglaplap Atoll of the Marshall Islands in the South Pacific * Jeh Airport, on the island * Jeh language, spoken in Laos and Vietnam * Tata Jeh, better known as Nano, an automobile * The Journal of Economic History, an academic journal

Jeh or JEH may refer to: Jeh (Zoroastrianism), best known as Jahi, the demoness of lust Jeh Island, in the Ailinglaplap Atoll of the Marshall Islands in the South Pacific Jeh Airport, on the island Jeh language, spoken in Laos and Vietnam Tata Jeh, better known as Nano, an automobile The Journal of Economic History, an academic journal

People

Jeh (footballer), full name Jeferson Marinho dos Santos, Brazilian footballer Jackie Earle Haley (born 19611) American actor J. Edgar Hoover (1895–1972) American law enforcement administrator, first director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) of the United States Jeh Johnson (born 19571) American trial lawyer and secretary of the United States Department of Homeland Security Jeh V. Johnson (1931–2021) American architect and educator

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