Ehtan

Ehtan is a given name that is occasionally used as an alternate spelling of Ethan, and, less commonly, as a distinct personal name in its own right. The spelling may reflect a preference for a unique or phonetic variation while preserving the familiar sound of the name.

Etymology and meaning arise from the Hebrew name Eitan (אִיתָן), which is commonly interpreted as “strong,” “steadfast,” or “enduring.” In English contexts, Ehtan can be seen as a creative variant that preserves the association with strength while offering a different visual form.

Usage and precedence: The spelling Ehtan is relatively uncommon compared with Ethan or Eitan. It appears in English-speaking communities as a modern or distinctive variant and may be found in personal name records, school lists, and online profiles. As a surname, it is rare and not widely documented in authoritative registries.

Notable people and media: There are no widely recognized public figures or major fictional characters with the exact name Ehtan in standard reference works. Instances of the name tend to be private individuals or localized occurrences rather than widely cited figures.

See also: Variant spellings of the name include Ethan, Eitan, Eytan, and Ettan, all of which share the same root and meaning.