Ametis

Ametis is a female first name that is considered a short form of Amethyst. Translated into German, the name carries the meaning "the one who counteracts intoxication."

What does the name Ametis mean?

The first name Ametis is derived from Amethyst and means in German "the one who counteracts intoxication." The etymology is based on two ancient Greek elements: a (ἀ), which functions as a "negative prefix," and methystos (μέθυστος), which means "intoxicated," "drunk," or "tipsy." An alternative spelling is Amethyste. The amethyst is traditionally regarded as the birthstone of February and is also said to protect its bearer from drunkenness.

Where does the name Ametis come from?

Ametis is a female first name with ancient Greek origin and means "the one who counteracts intoxication." The components of the word consist of a (ἀ), the negative prefix in ancient Greek, and methystos (μέθυστος), which means "intoxicated," "drunk," or "tipsy." The language of the name is English.

How do you pronounce Ametis?

Ametis is articulated clearly as a three-syllable name. The pronunciation is typically "A-me-tis" [aˈmeːtɪs]. The name begins with an open 'a' sound that is calm and broad. The middle syllable has a bright, elongated timbre that gives the name a smooth flow and gently propels it forward. The concluding "-tis" provides a concise and slightly compressed finish. Ametis thus conveys a calm, modern, and controlled impression - a name with clear structure, fine tension, and a factual yet elegant presence.

Popularity

In Germany, Ametis is a rare first name. In 2021, it ranked 5,220th on the list of the most common female baby names. Over the last ten years, Ametis has been given as a first name fewer than ten times, placing it 9,317th in the ten-year statistics. From 2010 to 2024, it ranks 11,574th. For its global popularity and frequency, the latest rankings of Ametis in the name charts of various countries can be found here.