Anonymous wrote:I like it but would prefer it as a nickname. I'm having trouble coming up with something I like that it could be short for.
Thanks in advance!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It's short for Donovan.
Just realized I never updated from two YEARS ago! Turns out we LOVED Donovan and that's what our toddler is named. Fits him perfectly!
That’s a great name! Glad it worked out. Thanks for the update.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It's short for Donovan.
Just realized I never updated from two YEARS ago! Turns out we LOVED Donovan and that's what our toddler is named. Fits him perfectly!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I think it’s an Asian name.
My best friend when I was little was a Vietnamese girl named Van, so I always think if it as female.
Van is also an extremely common (but considered somewhat old fashioned these days) middle name for Vietnames boys. Up until the mid-late 20th century, almost all boys would have Van as a middle name and girls would have Thi.
Van means "they go" or "you (plural, formal) go" in Spanish, if that's a consideration
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It's short for Donovan.
Just realized I never updated from two YEARS ago! Turns out we LOVED Donovan and that's what our toddler is named. Fits him perfectly!
Anonymous wrote:I LOVE VAN! I lobbied for it for my boys, but got no where. My older brother had a good friend named Van (in the 1970s) who was so sweet and nice and sporty and cute. Go for it!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I think it’s an Asian name.
My best friend when I was little was a Vietnamese girl named Van, so I always think if it as female.
Van is also an extremely common (but considered somewhat old fashioned these days) middle name for Vietnames boys. Up until the mid-late 20th century, almost all boys would have Van as a middle name and girls would have Thi.