Ulisses

Meaning of Ulisses

Ulisses, a Portuguese variant of Ulysses from ancient Greek mythology, conjures the legendary hero whose cunning mind guided him through odysseys of stormy seas and mythical tribulations. The name’s soft oo-LEE-sis (/uˈlisiz/) cadence in Portuguese and its poised yoo-LISS-eez (/juˈlɪsiz/) rendition in English both carry an elegance that resonates as gently and persistently as the monsoon’s first raindrops on parched earth. For Indian parents, Ulisses strikes a meaningful chord—a harmonious blend of classical valor reminiscent of Arjuna’s sense of dharma and the lyrical richness found in Sanskrit verse. Though it has quietly hovered around the 900s in American rankings, this name offers a distinctive alternative to more familiar choices, imbuing its bearer with qualities of resilience, strategic wit, and an adventurous spirit. And while he may not duel sea monsters at every Diwali celebration, he is certain to navigate sibling rivalries or the hunt for the last samosa with equal flair, making Ulisses both timeless and warmly charming.

Pronunciation

Portuguese

• Pronunced as oo-LEE-sis (/uˈlisiz/)

English

• Pronunced as yoo-LISS-eez (/juˈlɪsiz/)

• Ulysses
• Ulises
• Ulric
• Ulrich
• Ulrik
• Ulf