Male first name (Spanish): Ulises; Ancient Greek (Greek mythology); odyssesthai = hate, 'Ulysses' or 'Ulysses' is the Latin form of 'Ulysses', in Greek mythology, Odysseus, a famous hero in a long journey, the origin not sure of the name is resolved, (hate) perhaps griechish 'odyssesthai' In Homer's Odyssey, in Canto XIX and from verse 406 is an explanation of the name Ulysses, which is the Spanish form of Odysseus, son of Laertes and Anticlea. The provides his maternal grandfather Autolycus, Euryclea husband. : "! Son-daughter! Give him the name that I will say. As I came here after I angry with many men and women, going by the fertile land, Odysseus is the name you put". Reading means which means that the irritated or angry. It is the only explanation, give two more. Pierre Grimal, in his Dictionary of Greek and Roman mythology Labor Editorial, page 527, writes that the name of Ulises loan is due to dialectal ... The mother Ulises she is pregnant, walking the slopes of Mount nerito of the island of Ithaca in Greece, is a rainy day and has no choice but to give birth there. Therefore, under the name Odysseus pun mean "Zeus rained on the way." And like another legend says that Sisyphus was son of the great vllano and cunning, who was hated by his contemporaries, his name could be interpreted as the odious. Etc.
