Ivan
[ee-vahn] /ˈi vɑn/
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[ahy-vuh n; Russian ee-vahn] /ˈaɪ vən; Russian iˈvɑn/
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a male given name, Russian form of .
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(“Ivan the Great”) 1440–1505, grand duke of Muscovy 1462–1505.
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(“Ivan the Terrible”) 1530–84, first czar of Russia 1547–84.
/ˈaɪvən/
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known as Ivan the Great. 1440–1505, grand duke of Muscovy (1462–1505). He expanded Muscovy, defeated the Tatars (1480), and assumed the title of Ruler of all Russia (1472)
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known as Ivan the Terrible. 1530–84, grand duke of Muscovy (1533–47) and first tsar of Russia (1547–84). He conquered Kazan (1552), Astrakhan (1556), and Siberia (1581), but was defeated by Poland in the Livonian War (1558–82) after which his rule became increasingly oppressive
masc. proper name, from Russian, literally “John,” from Greek Ioannes “John.” As the personification of Russia, or the typical name for a Russian man (originally a Russian soldier), attested from 1870.
A Diana-like language making up part of VHDL.
[“VHDL – The Designer Environment”, A. Gilman, IEEE Design & Test 3, (Apr 1986)].
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