Ammani

Ammani is a term used in English-language writing with several distinct senses. It is most commonly a demonym for residents of Amman, the capital of Jordan. In transliterations from Arabic, عمّاني can appear as Ammani in Latin script, and English-language profiles and travel writing sometimes refer to Ammani people or culture when describing the city.

Ammani can also function as a personal name. In Arabic-speaking communities it may appear as a feminine given name or, less often, as a surname. The usage is relatively rare compared with more common forms such as Amani, and it often reflects connections to place names or family lineage.

In fictional or media contexts, Ammani may be used as a place-name or character name, but there is no single widely recognized setting or figure by this spelling in major works.

See also Amman, the Jordanian capital, and Amani, a more common given name.