Ares
Meaning of Ares
Ares comes charging in from ancient Greece, helmet gleaming, yet he speaks with an easy ¡hola! too—AH-rehs in Spanish, AIR-eez in Greek—so parents can pick the melody they like best. Born from myth as the fiery god of war, Ares now fights only for bold dreams and big hugs, turning battle cries into lullabies. He shares a starry wink with the zodiac sign Aries and has been sprinting up the U.S. charts, leaping from a handful of births in the ’90s to over a thousand little warriors in 2024. Think of him as a small but mighty matador, cape swirling, heart open, ready to dance through life’s arenas with courage and cariño. For families who want a name that roars like a drum yet ends in a smile, Ares delivers pasión, power, and plenty of playground swagger.
Pronunciation
Spanish
- Pronunced as AH-rehs (/ˈaɾes/)
Greek
- Pronunced as AIR-eez (/ˈeəriːz/)
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Notable People Named Ares
| Marco Jaggi, known as Ares, is a Swiss wrestler and trainer who rose to prominence in European and US independents, winning multiple tag titles and holding the IPW UK Tag Team Championship for a record year. |
