Ayan अयन / अयान

Sanskrit boy name Ayan (अयन / अयान) literally means circulation and equatorial and solstitial points. It also means progress and advancing.

Mention of Ayan (अयन / अयान) is found in Atharva Veda (अथर्व वेद) where this word refers to course, circulation. Mention of Ayan (अयन / अयान) is found in Manu Smrti (मनु स्मृति) where this word refers to the sun's road north and south of the equator, the half year.
Mention of Ayan (अयन / अयान) is found in Varaha Brhat Sanhita (बृहत् संहिता) where this word refers to equinoctial and solstitial points. Shatapatha Brahmana (शतपथ ब्राह्मण) have used Ayan (अयन / अयान) in their works to refer way, progress, manner.
Also, Ayan is found in the thousand names of Ganesha, where this name referred as as represented the northern and the southern solstices as time suspended. In Tamil, Ayan is another name of Lord Brahma as the God of Creation.
Ayan is the Hindu boy name and also a cross-cultural name. The name Ayan is of Sanskrit, African, Arabic, Persian origins, which means it has more than one root. In Hebrew, Ayan meaning nothingness or peace. In Persian, it means notable. In Islam or Arabic, Ayan meaning God's gift. Also, it means center part of the soul in African Languages.