Artimis as a Baby Name. Meaning and Origin of Artimis

What is the meaning of the name Artimis ?

The baby name Artimis is a Female name , 3 syllables long and is pronounced AR-tuh-mis (/ˈɑːr.tə.mɪs/) or AR-tih-mis (/ˈɑr.tɪ.mɪs/).

Artimis is Greek in Origin.

Artimis is a contemporary respelling of Artemis, name of the ancient Greek goddess of the hunt, wilderness, and childbirth. The underlying etymology is debated; scholars propose links to Greek artemes "safe, sound" or to artamos "butcher," yielding common glosses such as "safe/unharmed" or "the huntress." By association, Artimis carries lunar, protective, and nature-bound imagery.

Use of Artimis arises mainly in late 20th to 21st century English-speaking contexts as a phonetic variant; the classical form Artemis remains more common internationally. Related forms include Artémis (French), Artemisa (Spanish/Portuguese), Artemida (Russian for the goddess), and the elaboration Artemisia. Masculine relatives are Artemas (New Testament Greek), Artemios (Greek), Artemio (Italian/Spanish), and Artem/Artyom (Slavic). Nicknames include Ari, Artie, and Temi. While generally used for girls, the name can be considered unisex today. Variant spellings: Artemis, Artemiss, and Artemys.

⚙ Artimis is a rare name. It doesn't appear in any of the major national birth registries we track; we found only 20 recorded uses across 4 countries. Expect very few children to share this name.