Ulisess name meaning

Gender: Boy
Origin: Old Greek
Meaning: Hate
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What does Ulisess mean?

Origin of Atypical Ulisess is in Old Greek is used for baby boys. Ulisess is another transcription of Ulises. Ulises is variation of persistent and frequently used Ulysses. Specifically used in Spanish atypical, Ulises, meaning of Ulises is "Hate" came from Old Greek.

Variants of Ulisess

Ulises, Odysseus, Ulysses, Uileos

Names that rhyme with Ulisess

How popular is the name Ulisess?

Ulisess is a rare baby name in United States where it may not be used now. As per our research, over 20 people has been named Ulisess globally.

YearRankBirths
2004113435
199896275

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What numbers say about Ulisess?

You are looking for your higher purpose. Lies can be comforting, but you always prefer to hear the ugly truth instead. You need to take a deep breath, look at all the beauty surrounding you today and just live? You don't work hard enough because you rely on luck. Perhaps it's because you are so kind it makes selfish and evil people sick. The letter U as your vowel represents your cleverness and fascinating character.

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