Ean - Meaning of Ean

What does Ean mean?

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[ syll. ea(n), ean- ] The baby boy name Ean is primarily used in the English, Gaelic, and Manx languages, and it is of Hebrew origin.

Ean is an English variant spelling of the English, Scottish, and Gaelic name Ian.

Ean is also a Gaelic and Manx form of the English and Hebrew name John.

See also the related categories, english and hebrew.

Ean is unusual as a baby name for boys. Its usage peaked modestly in 2011 with 0.013% of baby boys being given the name Ean. It ranked at #808 then. The baby name has since fallen out of favor, and is now of sporadic use. Among the group of boy names directly linked to Ean, John was the most widely used in 2018.

Baby names that sound like Ean include Eidhin (Gaelic), Einn, Eòin (Scottish), Arrin, Arryn (English), Im, Inay, Eamonn (English and Irish), Iaen, Iahn, Iain (Scottish and English), Iaine, Iane, Iann (English and Scottish), Iayn, Ihsin, Iin, Imam (Arabic), Iman (Arabic and Urdu), and Inah.