Krišs

The name Krišs is the Latvian form of the name Krišjānis, which is a variant of the name Christian or Kristaps (from Latin Christus — "Christ").

The name is associated with Christian roots and symbolizes devotion to God, faith, and spirituality. In Latvia, this name is quite popular and is considered traditional.

The root of the name: Latin Christus, meaning "the anointed one," "follower of Christ."

Historical significance: The name Krišjānis became popular in Latvian culture thanks to notable figures such as Krišjānis Barons, a Latvian folklorist and collector of folk songs (dainas).

Character and traits: Men named Krišs often possess strength of spirit, deep spirituality, and self-confidence. They tend to be leaders and appreciate order. Krišs is usually responsible, capable of making decisions, and strives for justice.