English

Pronunciation
:Rhymes: Rhymes:English:-æn|-æn

Pronunciation 1
j�n, /d�æn/, /<tt>dZ{n</tt>/

Proper noun
rfc-level|Proper noun at L4+ not in L3 POS section
Jan

1. given name|female, a nickname of Janet and Janice.
2. dated given name|male, derived from the Old French Jehan (John)

abbreviation
Jan or Jan.

1. January

Pronunciation 2
IPA|/�jan/

Proper noun
Jan

1. given name|male|from Germanic| of Dutch, German, Scandinavian, and Polish origin, derived from Johannes

Czech

Proper noun
Jan m

1. given name|male||cs:, cognate to John.

Category:Czech proper nouns

Danish

Proper noun
Jan

1. given name|male||da:, a cognate of John popular in the twentieth century.

Dutch

Proper noun
Jan

1. given name|male||nl:, cognate to John or Jan#English|Jan.

German

Proper noun
Jan

1. given name|male||de:, a Low German and North European variant of Johann ( =John ), popular in Germany in the end of the twentieth century.

Norwegian

Proper noun
Jan

1. given name|male||no:, a cognate of John popular in the twentieth century.

Swedish

Proper noun
Jan

1. given name|male||sv:, short form of Johan ( =John), also a common first part of hyphenated names such as Jan-Erik or Jan-Olof.

br:Jan
de:Jan
is:Jan
ja:Jan
pl:Jan
ru:Jan
sl:Jan
sr:Jan
fi:Jan
sv:Jan
zh:Jan

• 2007-11-18 15:32 - Daniel Polansky - /* Czech */

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