Quan is a masculine given name with roots in both Chinese and Vietnamese traditions. In Mandarin, pronounced /tʂʰwən/ (chwen), it corresponds to characters conveying notions of power, authority or completeness; in Vietnamese, pronounced /kwɑn/ (kwahn), it recalls the historical title for an official or mandarin, suggesting leadership and respect. Though it remains relatively uncommon in the United States, Quan has held a steady presence—hovering near the 900th rank with about a dozen newborns given the name each year. Its concise form and rich cross-cultural associations make Quan an appealing choice for parents seeking a distinctive name that bridges Eastern heritage and contemporary Anglo-American usage.
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