Janah

Janah is a proper noun commonly used as a given name in various cultures. The meaning and origin of the name vary by language and family tradition, and there is no single, universally accepted definition associated with the term. In some contexts, Janah may be treated as a transliteration variant of Jannah, the Arabic word for paradise, though this link is not universal and Janah is not itself an established Arabic term.

As a personal name, Janah is heard across different regions and has been adopted for its phonetic appeal or for cultural or familial reasons. It is also found as a surname in a small number of cases, reflecting diverse naming practices rather than a fixed etymology.

In contemporary usage, Janah most often refers to individuals who bear the name rather than to a distinct concept, place, or historical figure. Because spelling and pronunciation can vary, readers might encounter forms such as Jannah, Jannat, or Janah dependent on transliteration practices.

See also Jannah for the related concept of paradise in Islamic tradition, and Jannat as a cross-language variant. For topics specifically named Janah beyond personal naming, additional context is required to identify a particular person, place, or work.