SIVAN Definition & Meaning

Sivan

[siv-uhn, see-vahn]

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Sivan

/ ��ːˈ��ɑː�� /

(in the Jewish calendar) the third month of the year according to biblical reckoning and the ninth month of the civil year, usually falling within May and June

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Origin of Sivan¹

First recorded in 1350–1400; from Hebrew ��î��, from Akkadian ��Գ� “season, time”; mazuma ( def. ), monsoon ( def. )

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Origin of Sivan¹

from Hebrew

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Sivan is compelling and getting more interesting now that his music sounds like it belongs in Castro District bathhouses.

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Jonas’s play, directed by Sivan Battat at Studio Theater in Washington, was conceived as a “response” to Sam Shepard’s “True West.”

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“So sweet, that little boy,” she says of Sivan.

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Inscore would go on to co-write more than a dozen tracks with Sivan over his career, including “The Good Side” and Talk Me Down.”

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Troye Sivan, “Rush” Better hope your VCR doesn’t need cleaning soon, because this song cleared stores of amyl nitrite.

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