Ruhán

Ruhán is a term used as a proper noun in several linguistic and cultural contexts. It is most commonly encountered as a given name or surname and can appear in transliterations that include a diacritic over the final vowel. The precise origin and meaning of Ruhán are not uniform across sources; some scholars connect the form to roots meaning spirit or soul in related languages, while others treat Ruhán as an independent name without an agreed semantic origin.

Orthography and pronunciation vary by language. In transliteration systems that mark vowel length or stress, the diacritic on the a signals a particular pronunciation, though this marking is not universal. In many contexts, the name is pronounced with the stress on the final syllable, but pronunciations differ by speaker and language.

Usage and references. Ruhán is relatively uncommon and chiefly appears in personal naming practices rather than in everyday vocabulary. There are no widely recognized historical or contemporary figures with the exact spelling Ruhán in major reference works. The name is sometimes found in genealogical records, community rosters, or fictional settings that adopt non-mainstream naming conventions. Related names include Ruhan and Ruhani, which may share etymological roots in some traditions. If you have a specific Ruhán in mind—such as a place, person, or fictional element—additional details can refine the article.