Artemon

Artemon, also known as Artémon (Ἀρτέμων), represents the masculine form of the name Artemis (Ἄρτεμις).

What does the name Artemon mean?

The name Artemon or Artémon (Ἀρτέμων) is considered the masculine counterpart of Artemis (Ἄρτεμις). The exact origin of the name has not yet been fully clarified. It can mean in a figurative sense 'the Healthy', 'the Butcher', or 'the Bear'. Its roots lie in Ancient Greek and derive from the terms artemes (ἀρτεμής) for 'safe', 'healthy', or 'well', ártamos (ἄρταμος) for 'the butcher' or 'the slaughterer', and árktos (ἀρκτοσ) for 'the bear'. The Hungarian spelling is Artemón. Female variants include Artemisa and Artemisia.

Where does the name Artemon come from?

The first name Artemon has its roots in Ancient Greek and connects meanings such as 'the Butcher' and 'the Healthy'. It is composed of the Ancient Greek words artemes (ἀρτεμής) for 'safe', 'healthy', or 'well', ártamos (ἄρταμος) for 'the butcher', and árktos (ἀρκτοσ) for 'the bear'. The name is common in several languages such as Macedonian, Serbian, and Hungarian.

How do you pronounce Artemon?

The pronunciation of the name Artemon is three syllables and well-proportioned. In German, it is usually pronounced as 'Ar-te-mon' [aʁˈteː.mɔn]. The name combines a clear middle structure with a gentle ending. The suffix '-mon' gives it a calm, supportive note that adds depth to the overall sound. Overall, Artemon conveys a stylish, present, and calm impression – structured, harmonious, and with a sovereign, slightly distant aura that suggests control and clarity.

Popularity

In Germany, Artemon is considered one of the less common first names. In 2007, it reached the 1,124th place on the list of the most common male first names. Between 1930 and 2024, Artemon was used as a first name in Germany, but on average, it ranks at the 1st place. In the last ten years, no child has been named this name.

Famous people

• Artemon of Miletus (Greek writer)