Achilles

  • Origin
    Greek
  • Meaning
    The meaning of the name Achilles is often interpreted as "pain" or "grief" in reference to the sorrow that befell the hero during his life. It can also be associated with "warrior" or "fighter" due to Achilles' remarkable skill in battle.
  • Variations
    Achille, Aquiles, Akhilleus, Akil, Achilleus
  • Similar names
    Hector, Ajax, Perseus, Theseus, Orion
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  • Achilles is a name that carries with it the legacy of a legendary hero from ancient Greek mythology. As a baby boy name, Achilles exudes strength, bravery, and resilience. The name's origin lies in the tales of a warrior who displayed extraordinary courage on the battlefield during the Trojan War. In Greek, Achilles is often associated with the meaning "pain" or "grief," a reminder of the challenges the hero faced in his life. Parents who choose the name Achilles for their son may be inspired by the hero's remarkable qualities and hope to instill a sense of determination and fearlessness in their child. The name has a timeless and heroic charm that can make any boy feel like a true champion. In today's diverse world, naming your child after an ancient hero can be a unique and meaningful choice, connecting your child to a rich cultural heritage while giving them a name that stands out with strength and character.
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