Odysseas is a Greek male given name derived from the ancient Greek Odyssey, an epic poem attributed to Homer. This name has been popular among Greeks for centuries and carries a significant historical context. The most notable figure associated with this name is Odysseus, the protagonist of the Odyssey, known for his cunning intelligence and heroic exploits during the Trojan War. Odysseas is composed of two elements: 'Odys', which means 'anger' or 'pain', and '-seas', a suffix meaning 'of the sea'. Therefore, the name can be interpreted as 'of the sea', reflecting the seafaring nature of its most famous bearer.
"In 2022 alone, there were six babies named Odysseas, making the total count of Odysseas births so far six."