Atlas
Meaning of Atlas
The name Atlas, primarily used for boys, has a rich history and strong associations. Originating from Greek mythology, Atlas was a Titan condemned to hold up the sky for eternity. This powerful image of strength and endurance makes the name particularly appealing to parents seeking a name with historical depth and mythological grandeur. Pronounced as AT-luhs (/ˈatləs/ or /ætˈlɑs/), the name has steadily gained popularity in the United States over recent years, climbing from rank 4,673 in 2006 to an impressive rank of 112 in 2023. The variant Atlee offers a softer alternative while maintaining a similar phonetic appeal. The enduring allure of Atlas lies not only in its mythological roots but also in its modern resonance as a symbol of resilience and fortitude.
Pronunciation
British English
- Pronunced as AT-luhs (/ˈatləs/)
American English
- Pronunced as AT-luhs (/ætˈlɑs/)
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Notable People Named Atlas
| M. M. Ramachandran, also known as Atlas Ramachandran, was an Indian jeweler, film producer, and actor, recognized for his work in the jewelry industry and for producing and acting in notable films such as Vaisali (1988) and Sukrutham (1994). |
