|
Jan
Given Name
|
| Pronunciation |
[jan] (male in Europe) |
| Gender |
male in Continental Europe, female in English |
| Meaning |
God is gracious (male) |
| Origin |
male: Netherlands, Scandinavia, Czechia, Poland |
| Related names |
John, Janice, Janet |
| Wikipedia articles |
All pages beginning with Jan |
Jan or JAN may refer to:
Given names:
- A variant of John especially in Dutch, Northern Germanic and Western Slavic Languages (in Slovak, spelled Ján).
- In English, shortened form of Janice or Janet
People (very selective listing, see all articles):
- Jan de Hartog (1914–2002), Dutch writer
- Jan Hus (burned 1415), Czech religious reformer
- Jan Hron, Rector of University of Life Sciences Prague
- Jan Howard (born 1930), American country music singer
- Jan Kvalheim (born 1963), Norwegian beach volleyball player
- Jan Matejko, Polish painter
- Jan Wohlschlag (born 1958), American high jumper
- Georg Jan (1791-1866), an Italian taxonomist
- Dominique Jan, a Columbia University surgeon
- Jan Palach, a Czech student self-immolated in 1969 protesting against Soviet invasion
- Jan Dismas Zelenka, Czech baroque composer
Other:
Acronyms:
See also
en:John (first name)
|