Atis

Atis is a name with ancient roots, primarily associated with Phrygian mythology. Attis was a mythical figure, the consort of the Phrygian goddess Cybele. His myth involves themes of self-mutilation, death, and resurrection, symbolizing the cycles of nature, particularly the dying and rebirth of vegetation. His cult was later adopted and became popular in the Roman Empire.

The name's usage as a personal name is relatively rare outside of its mythological context. In modern times, it might be chosen by parents interested in classical mythology or unique, ancient-sounding names. Its connection to a deity of nature and rebirth gives it a profound and symbolic resonance.