Aramis

French

supplied by God, son of Aram

Aram, Aramco, Aramaean, Aramaic, Araminta, Aramo

Aram, Arman, Armand, Armani, Armin, Armond, Aaron, Adam, Adrian, Aiden, Alexander, Andrew

Romantic and distinguished, Aramis carries literary heritage with effortless grace. The name evokes images of adventure, loyalty, and noble character—qualities every parent hopes to see in their child. Its French elegance gives it an international sophistication that transcends borders and cultures. Three perfectly balanced syllables create a melodic quality that's pleasing to the ear and memorable in conversation. Unlike many traditional names, Aramis feels simultaneously classic and fresh, familiar yet uncommon enough to ensure individuality. The literary connection provides built-in conversation starters and a rich cultural reference point without being overwhelming or pretentious. It's intellectual without being stuffy, distinctive without being difficult. Parents drawn to Aramis often value culture, history, and the arts, seeking a name that reflects these interests while remaining accessible and wearable for their son. The name ages beautifully, working as well for a toddler as it does for a CEO.