Ulises

Ulises comes from Spanish origins, meaning 'wrathful,' and is derived from the Greek name Odysseus, the famed hero of Homer's epic, "The Odyssey." This name carries a sense of adventure and intellect, much like its mythological counterpart. There's a timeless quality to Ulises, blending classic charm with a mythological edge, making it a standout choice for those who appreciate names with a rich backstory.

In terms of popularity, Ulises has had quite the journey. It first appeared in the Top 1000 in 1985 and maintained a solid presence until 2021, marking an impressive 33-year run. Its peak was in 1999, when it reached #503. Recently, in 2024, it sits at #909, showing a gentle decline but still holding its ground among unique and meaningful names.

Ulises feels like a name for someone who is both thoughtful and daring. It suggests a personality that's intelligent and curious, much like the legendary Odysseus himself. This name has that perfect balance of being strong yet approachable, ideal for parents looking for a name with historical depth and modern flair.