the men's triathlon was on this morning and I noted the name of one of the competitors, a New Zealander called
Bevan Docherty, thinking it was interesting to see
Bevan as a first name. Watching men's hockey this evening I was surprised to see one of the competitors, an Australian, was called
Bevan George. I googled a bit just there thinking I had heard wrong, or it might just be coincidence, and found more Australian Bevans.
Is there a reason why it's so popular there?
What intrigues me more, is that under the comments section for the name on this site, someone has written that "In Australia, a bevan is a person who is a bit rough around the edges. Like a Yobbo. Please, if you are mvong to
Oz and plan to have a child, do not name them this."
Is this maybe just a regional thing?
*~ As bees flee hame wi' lades o' treasure, the minutes wing'd their way wi' pleasure ~*