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The correct pronunciation of "K Hovnanian" is "Ko-vuh-NAY-an." The first part of the name is pronounced like the letter "K," followed by "Hov" pronounced like "hove," and ending with "nanian" pronounced like "nay-an." This pronunciation maintains the Armenian origin of the surname.
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How do you pronounce Hovnanian?
[HOVE-NAN-EE-AN]
What area is K Hovnanian Homes based out of?
K Hovnanian Homes is based out in the United States. It is based out in seventeen states, including: West Virginia, Texas, South Carolina, Ohio and New Jersey.
When was Kevork Hovnanian born?
Jirair Hovnanian was born in 1927.
When did Jirair Hovnanian die?
Jirair Hovnanian died in 2007.
When did Kevork Hovnanian die?
Kevork Hovnanian died in 2009.
What is Hovnanian Enterprises's population?
Hovnanian Enterprises's population is 1,750.
When was Hovnanian Enterprises created?
Hovnanian Enterprises was created in 1959.
What is the population of Hovnanian Enterprises?
The population of Hovnanian Enterprises is 10.
What is the symbol for Hovnanian Enterprises Inc in the NYSE?
The symbol for Hovnanian Enterprises Inc in NASDAQ is: HOVNP.
What is the market cap for Hovnanian Enterprises Inc HOV?
As of July 2014, the market cap for Hovnanian Enterprises Inc (HOV) is $650,228,430.88.
What is the market cap for Hovnanian Enterprises Inc HOVNP?
As of July 2014, the market cap for Hovnanian Enterprises Inc (HOVNP) is $68,750,000.00.
What country did the surname Hovnanian come from?
"Hovnanian", meaning "son of Hovnan," is an Armenian name. Many surnames ending in "ian" or "yan" are Armenian.
