Thales is a spirited Greek name that literally means “to blossom” or “to flourish,” and it carries the same sense of curiosity and growth that marked the ancient thinker Thales of Miletus. Parents who choose Thales often imagine a little explorer with an open mind—someone destined to ask big questions, whether under a backyard microscope or by gazing at the night sky. Pronounced THAY-leez (ˈθeɪliz), it’s quietly unique in the United States, appearing about half a dozen times each year and sitting near the 900th spot on popularity charts—a hidden gem for families who value both history and individuality.
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