Definitions
Wiktionary
- n. A male given name, in English mostly applied to foreign language speakers.
- n. A female nickname, sometimes used as a formal given name.
- n. dated A male given name
- n. Abbreviation of January.
Etymologies
- From Old French Jehan ("John") (Wiktionary)
Examples
“What if ... nobody knew immediately what was being talked about when the name "Jan Gangelhoff" came up?”
“Whatever it may have been, seeing Reichmann in lockstep with Bursk was perhaps the most striking of the odd-couple pairings, especially considering a comment on the LA Weekly site about the Weiss-supported plan for new skyscrapers in Century City posted under the name "Jan Reichmann": "Westfield is the new bad boy on the Century City block planning a 49 story tower at the corner of SM Blvd and Ave. of the Stars.”
The Huffington Post: John Mirisch: Bait-Switch-Fix: The Westside Subway's Three Act Play
“Jan is a rush of stories of a woman who has gone headlong into life — a 46-year registered nurse who still talks of getting advanced degrees at 64, who recites long, inspirational poems that she wrote, who cries when she talks about what Mike endured in”
“The lump-summers don't care whether Jan is good and Dec bad or vice versa, as long as the year is good.”
Safe Investing, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty
“Interest rate on 10 year bond in Jan 2000 was just under 7%. 10 year bond yield today just over 3.7%.”
Jobs and Tax Cuts, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty
“Thinking of buying the Eliminator which is due out in Jan or Feb of 2010.”
“Re: [debartiste] When to visit San Miguel in Jan or Feb?”
“Re: [chinagringo] When to visit San Miguel in Jan or Feb?”
“Re: [esperanza] When to visit San Miguel in Jan or Feb?”
“I went through the roster you sent me in Jan and could not find this guy.”
Lists
These user-created lists contain the word ‘Jan’.
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EN - 3-letter words of the pattern CVC
With the exception of abbreviations and mosaic words all types of words (proper names, past tense of verbs, etc.) are allowed.
for, was, not, his, but, has, had, can, her, him, new, now and 339 more...
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Rock 'n' Roll, a play by Tom Stoppard
Syd Barrett, Golden Hair, Pan, Prague, Velvet Revolution, biscuits, stale, lovely, Beach Boys, The Velvet Underg..., Nico, The Rolling Stones and 37 more...
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Difficult words
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