IIAn

IIan is a given name and, less commonly, a surname. It is a nonstandard or stylized variant of other names such as Ilan (Hebrew for "tree") and Ian (from John). The double initial "II" is not typical in traditional naming conventions and is mainly used in creative spellings, branding, or personal preference. The spelling may appear in both Hebrew-influenced contexts and in English-speaking communities seeking a distinctive form.

In usage, IIan is rare in formal registries and biographical directories. When used in Hebrew contexts, it may be a transliteration variant of Ilan; the common Hebrew name Ilan is pronounced ee-LAHN. In English contexts, IIan may be chosen for unique branding or family reasons, but does not indicate a distinct linguistic origin beyond its parent names.

There are no widely documented notable individuals with the exact spelling IIan in major reference works. The name may nonetheless appear among various individuals who also spell their names differently, such as Ilan, Ian, Illan, or Ilaan.

See also: Ian, Ilan, Illan, Ilan (disambiguation), Ilan (surname).