Odysseus

Greek

wrathful, hateful

Odiseo, Ulises, Ulysses, Odysseo, Odisseo, Odisseus, Odissea, Odyssios, Odesia, Odysses, Odysseas

Oliver, Oscar, Omar, Owen, Otto, Orion, Orson, Orlando, Oswald, Osiris, Octavian, Oberon

The name Odysseus carries a rich history and a sense of adventure that makes it a unique and meaningful choice for a baby boy. Derived from the Greek word "odysseia," which signifies anger and hate, Odysseus is most famously known as the clever and cunning hero of Homer's epic poems, the "Iliad" and the "Odyssey." In Greek mythology, Odysseus' journey home after the Trojan War is a tale of resilience, intelligence, and wit. The name encapsulates qualities of strategic thinking, determination, and an adventurous spirit. Parents who choose the name Odysseus for their son may be drawn to its mythological significance and the timeless appeal of a hero's attributes. While the name might sound ancient, it carries a sense of strength and uniqueness that can stand out in a modern context. With variations such as Ulysses and Ulisse, Odysseus offers a range of options for personalization. In a world that admires intelligence, courage, and the spirit of exploration, the name Odysseus bestows upon a child a legacy of bravery and intellect, igniting a lifetime of potential and discovery.