Origin and Meaning of Enias

He who is exalted

Origin: Latin - Derived from the Latin name Aeneas, which originates from the Greek 'Aineias', possibly related to the Greek word 'aïnein', meaning 'to praise'.

• Enias is a variant of Aeneas, a hero of Greek mythology who is a central character in Virgil's 'Aeneid', known for his journey from Troy to Italy.
• The name Enias is less common than Aeneas but can be found in various cultures that appreciate classical literature and mythology.
• Notable bearers of the name include figures in literature and characters inspired by the Aeneid, reflecting its ties to heroism and valor.
• The name Enias has seen varying levels of popularity, often linked to the resurgence of interest in ancient history and classic literature.
• Related names include Aeneas, Ennius (a Roman poet), and variations across cultures such as Eneas (Spanish and Portuguese).