Āris

The name Āris has several possible sources and meanings. The most likely origin is the Greek name Aristides, which means "most worthy" or "best." This name was widely used in ancient Greece and was associated with nobility, honor, and high moral status. One of the well-known bearers of this name is Aristides the Just, an ancient Greek statesman who symbolized justice and honesty. Another possible source could be the name Ares — the god of war in Greek mythology, which adds to the name Āris connotations of strength, masculinity, and aggressive energy. In the Latvian context, this name may have been adapted as a symbol of determination and moral leadership, with elements of heroism.