Metehan is a masculine Turkish given name that originates from the Chinese "Modu," meaning "Ruler" or "Hero." It is derived from the Xiongnu word "冒顿" (Mòdùn), which was the name of the Modun Chanyu, the founder of the Xiongnu Empire. The name Metehan is associated with strength, leadership, and heroism, reflecting the noble legacy of its historical origins. In Turkish culture, "Han" is the derivative of "Khan," a title of leadership, and is related to the common Turkish name "Hakan." The name Metehan has been associated with figures of strength and accomplishment, such as Turkish wrestler Metehan Başar. The name's significance is further emphasized by its resemblance to the legends of Oghuz Khan, reflecting a rich cultural heritage.