Yllani

Yllani is a proper noun used as a surname and occasionally as a place name in various local and fictional contexts. There is no widely known country or region officially named Yllani.

Etymology: In Albanian-derived onomastics, elements resembling yll- relate to “star,” and the suffix -ani is a common toponymic or patronymic ending. This suggests possible origins linked to star imagery or to lineage, though exact histories vary by family or locality.

Geography and demography: There are no widely documented towns named Yllani in major gazetteers. Any real-world occurrence is likely to be a small village, neighborhood, or a transliteration variant within a larger municipality, or a name persisted in family genealogies rather than as an official administrative unit.

Usage: As a surname, Yllani appears in genealogical records among people with Albanian heritage, but it remains relatively uncommon. In fiction and media, Yllani is occasionally employed as a place or character name for its phonetic appeal, without a single canonical setting.