Ario

Ario is a boy's name of Italian origin packed with steely, fearsome force. Gentle and sweet as Ario may appear, its roots within Greek myth invigorate the title with a formidable nature one would be foolish to underestimate. Ario stems from Arius, a Latinization of the Greek Areios. Meaning "warlike" and “devoted to Ares,” Ario boasts strong ties to the god Ares and several other divine battle-ready warriors. Not satisfied with being aligned with the Greek god of courage, bloodlust, and war, Ario finds additional empowerment in the mythological figure Arion. A divinely bred black-maned horse, Arion is known for his swiftness and heroism, having saved the life of King Adrastus. Bearing a close resemblance to the once-companion of Hercules, young Ario will have no shortage of resolve to conquer any challenge.