Origin and Meaning of Eithan

Strong, firm, enduring

Origin: Hebrew - Eithan is derived from the Hebrew name יִתָן (Yitan), meaning 'he will give' or 'gift'. It is related to the Hebrew word for strength.

• Eithan is seen as a modern variation of the more traditional name Ethan, which has gained popularity over the years.
• In Jewish culture, names often have significant meanings and can reflect important traits or characteristics that parents wish for their children.
• Notable bearers include Eithan and Ethan, the latter being the name of a prominent biblical character, a wise man known for his wisdom and strength.
• While Eithan is less common than Ethan, it has seen a gradual increase in usage among parents seeking unique or culturally significant names.
• Related names include Ethan, Eitan, and Eithen, which may also vary in spelling and pronunciation across different cultures.