Aison

Aison comes from Greek roots, meaning 'Healer'. This name carries with it an aura of strength and nurturing, drawing from the ancient Greek 'Aison', tied to 'iasthai', which means 'to heal'. It's a name that feels both classic and mythical, evocative of a time when names were imbued with deep significance and power. With such a meaningful etymology, Aison suggests a person who is both caring and strong—someone you'd turn to in times of need.

In terms of popularity, Aison has seen quite a rollercoaster over the past decade. It reached its highest rank at #4979 in 2013, showing a brief moment of recognition. However, it has never broken into the top 100, maintaining a more unique status. Notably, it jumped up 6274 spots between 2021 and 2022, only to drop significantly from #7028 to #12141 in just one year (2021). As of 2024, Aison stands at #12301, suggesting it's a name that, while not widely common, still holds a special place for those who choose it.

Choosing Aison for your little one might mean embracing a name that is both timeless and distinctive. It suggests a personality that's not only strong and resilient but also deeply caring. Aison is a choice that balances tradition with a touch of the mythical, ideal for parents looking for a name with depth and character.