The name Aris is a unique and versatile choice, suitable for any gender. Originating from Greek, Aris is pronounced as AH-rees in its native tongue, while in English it is commonly pronounced as AIR-is. The name carries associations with Greek mythology, particularly Ares, the god of war, which lends it a strong and powerful connotation. Despite its ancient roots, Aris has maintained a modern appeal and has seen consistent usage in the United States over the years. Variations of this name include Aries and Ares, each bringing their own distinct flair. With its rich history and contemporary charm, Aris stands out as a timeless yet fresh choice for a baby name.
Aris Velouchiotis, born Athanasios Klaras, was a prominent leader of the Greek People's Liberation Army and the military branch of the National Liberation Front during the Greek resistance against occupation from 1942 to 1945. |
Aris Poulianos was a prominent Greek anthropologist and archaeologist. |
Aris Alexandrou was a Greek novelist, poet, and translator known for his unconventional style and widely acclaimed novel. |
Aris Jerome, a Bay Area native, gained inspiration from the local music scene and went on to collaborate with artists, creating numerous underground music videos before relocating to Los Angeles at the age of 20. |
Aris Roussinos - Aristeides John Roussinos is a British journalist and author known for his work as a war reporter for Vice News. |
Aris Galanopoulos is a Greek former professional footballer known for his career as a defender. |
Aris Ambríz is an American professional boxer. |
Aris Babikian is a Canadian politician and former Citizenship Judge who represents the riding of Scarborough—Agincourt in the Legislative Assembly of Ontario as a member of the Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario. |