Fawn Johnson is an American journalist. She is a correspondent for National Journal and writes from the national perspective on domestic policy issues. She appeared occasionally on PBS with the Washington Week with Gwen Ifill and occasionally as a guest or interviewee on National Public Radio.
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Prasansook "Fawn" Veerasunthorn (Thai: ประสานสุข วีระสุนทร (ฝน)) is a Thai film director and animator. She worked on the Disney Animation films Frozen (2013), Moana and Zootopia (both 2016) as a storyboard artist, as head of story on Raya and the Last Dragon (2021), and is set to make her directorial debut with the 2023 film Wish, which she directed alongside Chris Buck.
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I think this is a really sweet, delicate name! I would absolutely nickname her Bambi, at least when she’s a baby :)
Fawn Weaver is an American entrepreneur, historian and author. She is currently the CEO of Grant Sidney Inc. And Uncle Nearest Premium Whiskey (which she founded in 2017), and is the founder of the Nearest Green Foundation. In March 2021, she was named to Endeavor's board of directors.
Fawn Sharp is a Native American politician, attorney, and policy advocate who currently serves as president of the National Congress of American Indians. Prior to serving in this capacity, Sharp served as president of the Quinault Indian Nation, as president of the Affiliated Tribes of Northwest Indians, and as vice president of the National Congress of American Indians.
My mother wanted me to have a unique name. One day she was sitting on the front porch and saw a baby deer running through the trees with its mother. She told me that's when she decided to name me Fawn. My mother is a descendent of Creek and Choctaw Tribal Indians. I used to hate my name, because I didn't hear of very many children with the name. As I became older, I began to appreciate it, because I remembered what my mother use to always say. She wanted me to have a very special name. I looked up the meaning of the name and I found the origin is French and Fawn represents inner peace, tranquility, gentleness, intuition, graceful action, and self-awareness. They have a strong spiritual connection, as they are aware of subtle energies happening all around them. They can also represent your deeper connections with your close family and friends, bringing unconditional love, belonging, and community to the forefront. The meanings associated with the deer combine both soft, gentle qualities with strength and determination:• Gentleness • Ability to move through life and obstacles with grace • Being in touch with inner child, innocence • Being sensitive and intuitive • Vigilance, ability to change directions quickly • Magical ability to regenerate, being in touch with life’s mysteries.
In 2018, 29 is the most common age for an American (U.S.) Fawn who is registered female with the Social Security Administration. It is the 3, 074th most common female first name for living U.S. citizens.
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I really like the name “Fawn” even though it’s the name of some deer.
I had a beautiful, gentle white dog once... when we rescued her, she got out of the car and curled up on the ground. My husband said - your name is Fawn and oh did it stick. She was a Fawn in every aspect - she looked and acted so like a deer. She was the love of my life, RIP Fawnie.
Fawns are some of my favorite animals, and they are very adorable. In my opinion, this would make a really great name; so far I think I have run into only one person who has it. It's simple but pretty (if you think it isn't, try saying it aloud, and picture a girl or a woman who has it in your head), and it is a name that a small girl can easily carry with her all throughout her life. (If you ask me, a lot of parents don't really think about that when they're naming their babies, and a lot of names are hard to picture on seniors; it does not necessarily mean they're bad names, though). I'm also partial to the name Fauna.
This name is alright, but not something I would suggest actually using.However, it is fairly cool because this name is not only a name, but also its own pronunciation and meaning - that is to say, the name is "Fawn," pronounced "FAWN," meaning "Fawn." That amuses me to no end.
Like Dawn, this name can sound really awful in certain people's pronunciation. I don't really like the sound much even in its proper pronunciation, ha ha. Someone a bit ditzy comes to mind.
I love this name! I have never heard of it used for a name before until I met a girl with it once and have adored it since. What a sweet and gentle name for a girl.