Artemis

Greek, Modern

safe, unharmed

Artemus, Artemas, Artimus, Artymus, Artemys, Arteemys, Artymos, Artemios

Arthur, Adrian, Andrew, Adam, Aaron, Alexander, Anthony, Austin, Alan, Aiden

Bold, mythological, and utterly captivating, Artemis breaks conventional boundaries for contemporary boys' names. This choice speaks to parents unafraid of distinction, who recognize that unique names can become powerful assets rather than burdens. The mythological associations bring depth and story, connecting a child to ancient narratives of skill, protection, and independence. Artemis carries an intellectual quality, suggesting curiosity, creativity, and perhaps a touch of the unconventional spirit. While historically gender-associated, its use for boys demonstrates evolving perspectives on naming and identity. The name possesses natural coolness—it's memorable, meaningful, and undeniably interesting. Three syllables provide a satisfying cadence, and the strong opening vowel gives it immediate presence. Artemis suits a family valuing education, mythology, and the arts, or simply one attracted to its distinctive sound. This name won't fade into background noise; it commands attention and invites conversation, making it perfect for parents who want their son's name to tell a story before he even speaks.