Ares
Meaning of Ares
The name Ares, predominantly used for boys, has its origins rooted in Greek mythology. Ares is the ancient Greek god of war, embodying the raw, untamed aspects of conflict and battle. In terms of pronunciation, it varies slightly between languages: in Spanish, it is pronounced as AH-rehs (/ˈaɾes/), while in Greek and English, it is pronounced as AIR-eez (/ˈeəriːz/). The name also has a variation in Aries, which is more commonly associated with the astrological sign. Over the years, Ares has steadily gained popularity in the United States. According to data from recent years, its occurrence has risen from 5 newborns in 1983 to 772 in 2023, reflecting a growing trend among parents seeking strong and distinctive names for their children. With its powerful mythological association and modern appeal, Ares stands out as a compelling choice for a baby boy's name.
Pronunciation
Spanish
- Pronunced as AH-rehs (/ˈaɾes/)
Greek
- Pronunced as AIR-eez (/ˈeəriːz/)
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Notable People Named Ares
| Marco Jaggi, also known as Ares, is a Swiss professional wrestler and trainer who achieved success in European and American independent promotions, notably as part of the tag team Swiss Money Holding. |
