Ansis

The name Ansis has Latvian and Indo-European roots. It originates from the Latin name Agnius (Agnus), which means "lamb," but is also related to the ancient Indian name Agni, meaning "fire." In ancient Indian mythology, Agni is the god of fire, which adds an additional meaning to the name as a symbol of energy and strength. The name Ansis is often associated with the element of fire and spiritual energy, giving it a special power and significance. In ancient cultures, fire was considered not only a destructive force but also a purifying power, as well as a symbol of rebirth and creation. Men named Ansis are characterized by brightness, energy, and a passion for life. They possess a strong character, capable of overcoming difficulties due to their inner strength and confidence. Ansis strives for leadership and rarely remains in the shadows; his character symbolizes a fire that burns brightly and for a long time.