The word "Ivan" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is generally used as a proper noun to refer to a person, often a male, but it can also be used to refer to an object or place, such as an "Ivan chair" or "Ivan Club". For example: "John's son Ivan just started kindergarten last week."
Family: Wife Samantha, businesswoman, and children Florence (5), Elwen (9), Nancy (11), Ivan (died in 2009, aged 6).
IVAN found the drugs work equally well, but because it does not have a licence for use in eyes, Avastin can only be prescribed by individual doctors prepared to do it on their own responsibility.
With both he and his watching wife Samantha looking close to tears, he said that his family knows "more than most" the importance of relying on the health service, referring indirectly to the death of his son Ivan.
On the same day, Hurricane Ivan also arrived on the pretty Caribbean island, and for 45 minutes set about destroying most of Grenada's infrastructure, tearing down 90 per cent of its trees and peeling off the roofs of more than three-quarters of its buildings.
It used to be lined with tousled palms and sprawling almond trees but, since Ivan, it looks like an army barber has given it a number 2. It's still beautiful, just a little close cropped.
Then Ivan checked in and trashed the place.
In 1970, Fitt was one of a disparate group of leaders of the Catholic community, including John Hume, Austin Currie, Paddy Devlin and the Protestant Ivan Cooper, who came together to form the Social Democratic and Labour party (SDLP).
Celtic are tonight set to complete deals to bring three players to Parkhead before the transfer window closes: Edson Braafheid, Ivan Ramis and Diomansy Kamara.
A Farc commander best known by his alias Ivan Marquez said the biggest achievement so far had been a growing sense of reconciliation among Colombians.
He romped home in first place in the first round of the presidential election on April 4. In the second round on April 17, however, the Slovaks appeared to realise what was at stake, and confounded the pundits and polls by again turning their back on Meciar and giving the presidency to his former righthand man, Ivan Gasparovic.
Perhaps it is possible to block the supply lines to Messi: Tevez could play to the left and look to pin back Dani Alves with Vidal in support and Marchisio could keep tight on Ivan Rakitic with Pogba drifting over to cover, but that still leaves the other side of the pitch.
