Aries
#1633 (overall)
Popularity Summary
While not among the most common names, Aries has gained popularity among parents seeking unique, meaningful names with astrological significance, especially in the last decade.
Why Parents Choose Aries
Parents might choose the name Aries to inspire qualities of bravery, leadership, and a bold, adventurous spirit in their child.
History & Cultural Significance
The name Aries has roots in ancient Latin, where it referred to the constellation and zodiac sign associated with the ram. Historically, the symbol of the ram appears in various ancient cultures, including Greek mythology, where the Golden Fleece was a symbol of authority and heroism. Over time, Aries has been adopted as a given name to evoke qualities of bravery and leadership.
In astrology, Aries is the first sign of the zodiac, representing new beginnings, vitality, and adventurous spirit. The ram symbolizes determination and assertiveness.
Notable People Named Aries
- Aries Spears (comedian and actor)
- Aries Merritt (American hurdler)
- Aries K. (fictional character in literature)
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Pop Culture References
- Aries in astrology and zodiac-themed media
- Aries the Zodiac sign in horoscopes