Agris

Agris is a Latvian name that is associated with nature and fieldwork. It is often linked to agriculture and means "farmer" or "agriculturist."

The name Agris also has different meanings and historical connections in other cultures and languages.

In Greek mythology, the name Agris is associated with the god of flocks - Pan. Agris (Agrios) means "wild" or "fierce" in Ancient Greek. Pan was a demigod with horns and hooves, the protector of flocks, wildlife, and shepherds. He was often depicted in the religious arts of the Greeks.

In Latin, the name Agris means "field" or "agriculture." This word is used to refer to the land where agriculture produces products.

The name Agris does not have widely spread prejudices or negative connotations. It is not associated with any negative representations or beliefs in different cultures.