Ethan

American  

[ee-thuhn] / ˈi θən /

noun

1. a male given name: from a Hebrew word meaning “strength.”

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Example Sentences

“Paramount is investing $110 billion to take out a rival,” said attorney Ethan E. Litwin, a former lawyer for TV networks, who also spoke at the conference.

From Los Angeles Times

Ethan Allen’s average healthcare cost for a worker in the U.S. is around 10 times more than for those in Mexico, 35 times more than that of employees in Honduras and double that of workers in Canada.

From The Wall Street Journal

The cost of an injury or illness in the U.S. has gone up considerably in recent years because of higher costs for each claim rather than more of them, according to Matt McNulty, Ethan Allen’s CFO.

From The Wall Street Journal

He doesn’t even know how to treat the cops who are his new guards, amusingly portrayed as a comedy-act trio who finish one another’s sentences by Ethan Dubin, Katie Kreisler and Dave Quay.

From The Wall Street Journal

Cherish left the main family lodge before 21:00 GMT for a neighbouring smaller cabin, known as the mancave, where she was staying with Ethan but returned about an hour later complaining of a headache, Hull Coroner's Court heard.

From BBC