Even

even éven even- English + language Etymology Borrowed from en ru эве́н, from en eve эвэн. Compare en Evenki. Pronunciation en /əˈvɛn/ en LL-Q1860 (eng)-Vealhurl-Even.wav Southern England en ɛn 2 Proper noun A Tungusic language spoken by the Evens in Siberia and the Russian Far East. Synonyms en Lamut former name Translations language Chinese: Mandarin: cmn 埃文語 Āiwényǔ, cmn 鄂溫語 Èwēnyǔ Dutch: nl eveens Even: eve эвэды торэн, eve эвэды төрэн Finnish: fi eveni French: fr évène German: de Ewenisch n die ewenische Sprache Japanese: ja エヴェン語 エヴェンご, Even go Norwegian: Nynorsk: nn evensk Russian: ru эве́нский Slovak: sk evenčina Turkish: tr evence Ukrainian: uk еве́нська Noun +s A member of an indigenous people living in Siberia and the Russian Far East. Synonyms en Lamut former name Translations ethnic Even Chinese: Mandarin: cmn 埃文人 Āiwénrén, cmn 鄂溫人 Èwēnrén Chukchi: ckt ӄаарамкын qaaramkyn Even: eve эвэн, eve эвэсэл p Finnish: fi eveeni French: fr Évène m f German: de Ewene m, de Ewenin f Japanese: ja エヴェン Even Russian: ru эве́н, ru эве́ны p Turkish: tr even Ukrainian: uk еве́н Yakut: sah эвен Yukaghir: Northern Yukaghir: ykg эрпэйэ Southern Yukaghir: yux эрпэйэ References Further reading eve Anagrams en eenv Neve eevn neve névé en Demonyms Languages Nationalities Norwegian Bokmål Even (given name),no:Even Alternative forms nb Evend historical spelling Etymology nb non Eyvindr, through a younger Norwegian reduced form, ultimately from nb gmq-pro *Auja-winduʀ. The Proto-Norse name is traditionally analysed as containing an element related to gem-pro *awją luck, good fortune and the name element gmq-pro *-winduʀ victor, victorious lord, although the precise interpretation of the first element is uncertain. Compare nn Even, sv Even and da Even male given name. See also nb Eivind and nb Øyvind. Pronunciation nb /ˈeː.ʋən/ nb eːʋən 2 nb Evend nb E ven Proper noun nb proper noun nb male Old Norse Eivind Usage notes The Norwegian name day for nb Even is 26 August. The expression Even Beinlaus (also Even benløs) has traditionally been used as a personification of the wind or a draught, especially when it causes a door to open by itself. nb Even had an early peak in use from 1800 to 1829 and another peak from 1995 to 1999. Statistics According to Statistics Norway, 8,374 men in Norway had nb Even as their sole or first given name as of 31 December 2025.“Navn”, Statistics Norway. References “Even – mannsnamn” in Store norske leksikon. “Even” at Nordic Names. Kristoffer Kruken and Ola Stemshaug (2013), Norsk personnamnleksikon, 3rd edition, Oslo: Det Norske Samlaget, 9788252173680. Anagrams nb neve