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masculine · Hebrew origin
Eytan is a Hebrew masculine name derived from the root meaning strong, firm, or enduring. It appears in the Hebrew Bible, most notably as the name of Ethan the Ezrahite, a figure celebrated for his wisdom in the First Book of Kings and credited with authorship of Psalm 89. The name is used primarily in Israel and Jewish communities around the world. Common variant spellings include Eitan and the anglicized form Ethan, which has seen widespread adoption across many cultures.