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Itt is a proper noun that may refer to different topics, most notably a fictional character and a surname. In popular culture, the name is best known from Cousin Itt, a character in The Addams Family franchise created by Charles Addams. Introduced in the 1964 television series, Cousin Itt is depicted as a small, humanoid figure covered in hair who communicates through a distinctive high-pitched muttering voice. The character has appeared in later films, television adaptations, and animations, and remains a recognizable element of the franchise.

As a surname, Itt exists in some name records and may occur in various European-language communities. The etymology and prevalence of the name are not widely standardized, and instances of the surname are comparatively rare in published sources. In academic or genealogical contexts, Itt may be encountered as part of a longer family name or as a standalone surname in certain regions.

Outside of these uses, Itt is rarely employed as a common noun or acronym in widely recognized contexts. The term thus has no single, universal meaning beyond its established associations with fictional media and as a family name. The interpretation of Itt depends on whether it is being referenced as a character in a franchise or as a personal name in historical records. See also Cousin Itt for the characteristic fictional figure.