Origin and Meaning of Eulices

The name Eulices is a variant of Ulysses, which means 'wrathful' or 'to be angry'.

Origin: Greek - Derived from the Latin 'Ulixes', which is influenced by the Greek 'Odysseus', meaning 'the wrathful' or 'to be angry'.

• Eulices is a less common variant of the name Ulysses, which has strong ties to classic literature, especially in reference to Homer's 'Odyssey'.
• The name Ulysses was popularized by various cultures, especially in Italy and Spain, given its historical and mythological significance.
• Notable bearers include Ulysses S. Grant, the 18th President of the United States and a prominent Union general during the American Civil War.
• Eulices, while uncommon, can still be found in modern naming trends, particularly among Spanish-speaking communities.
• Variations of Ulysses include Ulises (Spanish), Odysséas (Greek), and Odisseus (another Greek variant), highlighting its cross-cultural presence.