Ayn

Ayn is a Hebrew feminine name that flawlessly demonstrates the complexity that lies in simplicity. Related to Ann, Ayn stands out for its uniqueness, making its meaning of "favor" or "grace" all the more intriguing. By nature of the three distinct letters that comprise its form, Ayn appears a provocateur of sorts, demanding beholders to pause for further reflection. How fitting then that Ayn's most famous bearer was the controversial author and philosopher Ayn Rand—founder of objectivism and long the face of individualism.