Ithan
Meaning of Ithan
Ithan, pronounced “EYE-thuhn,” is a warm-hearted spin on an age-old Hebrew treasure that ripples across the lips like sunshine dancing on a Spanish courtyard. Rooted in the idea of enduring strength, Ithan conjures images of steadfast oaks swaying in a Veracruz breeze, a name both lyrical and resilient. In the United States it’s still delightfully uncommon—climbing quietly from just five newborns in 2002 to thirty-one in 2024, now ranked 893rd—but that rarity makes each Ithan feel like a hidden gem unearthed at a family fiesta. Imagine a little Ithan bursting into laughter, its sound rolling through the room like maracas at midnight, or standing tall under abuela’s gentle gaze, bold as a flamenco flourish yet comforting as her kitchen aromas. And while he may share a wink-and-nod with the more familiar Ethan at roll call, Ithan’s unique spelling and vibrant rhythm ensure he carves out a story all his own.
Pronunciation
American English
- Pronunced as eye-thuhn (/aɪ-θən/)
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