Origin and Meaning of Ulyss

Wrathful or Hateful

Origin: Latin - Ulyss is a variant of Ulysses, which is derived from the Latin 'Ulixes,' itself originating from the Greek 'Odysseus.' The name is associated with the character from Homer's epic, 'The Odyssey.'

• Ulysses is a heroic figure in Greek mythology, known for his intelligence and cunning, particularly his strategic role in the Trojan War and his long journey home.
• The name Ulyss appears in various cultures with different spellings and adaptations, often embodying similar meanings related to the epic character.
• Notable bearers of the name Ulysses include Ulysses S. Grant, the 18th President of the United States, and the author James Joyce, who wrote a famous modernist novel titled 'Ulysses.'
• The name Ulysses has seen fluctuating popularity, with spikes during periods of literary and historical significance related to its notable bearers.
• Variations of the name include Ulysses, Ulises (Spanish), and Odysseus (the original Greek form).