Means "Bee".
"Ari" a variant of Ara (Arabic), and the meaning of Ari is "brings rain". "Ari" is also a common shortened version of the male first name "Arif".
"Ari" means "gold" in Albanian. Ari is also a male first name that means "bear" (the animal).
"Ari" is a male first name that means "fearless" or "brave".
In the Badaga language, "Ari" ("A:ri") has a literal meaning of "sun-like" and is used as a male name, sometimes changed to "Harry" in the case of converts to Christianity.
Short form of "Asparuch".
The word "Ari" (usually written as "Aari") refers to an ethnic group in Ethiopia. The Ari people inhabit the northern part of the Mago National Park in Ethiopia and have the largest territory of all the tribes in the area. They have fertile lands allowing them to have several types of plantations. An Ari's crop can consist of grains, coffee, fruits and honey. It's also common for them to have large herds of livestock. Their women are known for selling pottery and wearing skirts made from banana trees called enset. The Aari is one of the tribes whose culture and language remain less explored in Ethiopia. There are a few ethnographic works on the Aari tribe by Dr. Gebre Yntiso, a well known anthropologist and a professor at Addis Ababa University.
"Ari" is thought to be a Finnic form of Adrian.
"Ari" is a somewhat common Norse and Finnish name. It is sometimes seen as part of the hyphenated name "Ari-Pekka".
In German, "Ari" is a masculine name and means "eagle" or "great bird". It was also used as Word ending "-ari" for male nomina agentium (f.e. "lêrari", means "teacher")
Ari or Aris is a common shortened version of the Greek names Aristotle, Ariadne, (Arianna)Arietta, Aristides, Aristarchus, Aristomenes, Aristobulos, Aristoxenos, Aristos, Aristophanes, Aristea, Aristotelis, and others, the majority of which are compounds of the adjectival superlative áristos, "best". They are also modern Greek transliterations for Ares, the god of war and the name for the planet Mars. The archaic Greek prefix ari- (e.g. in Ariadne, Arimnestus etc.) or eri-, a cognate of áristos, means "very" or "verily".
Famous historical figures sometimes referred to as "Ari" include the philosopher Aristotle, Aristides the Just, and shipping magnate Aristotle Onassis.
One study conducted in the United Kingdom showed "Ari" to be a male name associated with people of Greek descent.
Ari (Numbers 24:9) or Aryeh (2 Samuel 17:10) is the Hebrew for "lion", cognate to Akkadian aria, Aramaic arya. The word is in use as a first name. Ari was also used as an honorific for an important man.
Gur-aryeh ("lion cub") is attested in Jacob's blessing on Judah (Genesis 49:9), "Judah is a lion's whelp; on prey, my son, have you grown".
The Hebrew name Ari-el (or "Ariel") translates to "lion of God".
"Ari" is also a common shortened version of the names Ariel, Aryeh, Arielle and Ariella.
"Ari" means "Not of Sin" in Hindi. Ari also means "one who shows the right path".
Icelandic/Old Norse
"Ari" is a somewhat common name meaning "eagle" or "fast flying one". Etymologically closely related to the Icelandic word "ör" (arrow).
"Ari" is usually but not always written 有, meaning "to be", in Japanese names and is a component of numerous mostly male names from at least the Heian through the Muromachi periods. Names may also include it as 在, which lends a more locational tinge to the same meaning as previous. Another character with the same pronunciation is 蟻 meaning "ant" but this is not typically used in proper names.
"Ari" is a Korean word for "capital" or "important" in civic matters or locations. For example, Ari-Soo ("Soo" meaning water) is the water treatment plant for Seoul, South Korea.
"Ari" is a somewhat common Kurdish male first name, and means "Arian". It also means "from the flame".
In Maori, "Ari" means "clear" or "visible".
In Mongolia, Ari is short form of "Ari-un", "Arig, Arigun" means "Pure" "holiness" "sacred" "heavenly" or "Clear".
In Quechua, 'Ari' means "yes".
'Ari' is a shortened version of the Indian names Arihant, Arijit, Arindrajit, and Arindam.
'Ari' is a Swahili word meaning "Determination"
"Ari" is a short form for "Ariya" means "Good","Gem"
"Ari" means "property" in Tagalog. It is a feminine name associated with Arielle V.
"Ari"/"Arima" refers to lion in the Tamil language.
"Ari" means "bee" in Turkish. Also used as an adjective, it means "pure, clean, untouched, chaste"
"Ari"/"Ariyike" means "we have seen/found someone to care for." It occurs as part of Yoruba compound names like "Dabiri" ("the first founder of this place") and "Ariyibi" ("we gave birth to someone special").
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BushAri Folman (born 1962), Israeli film director, screenwriter and film score composerAri Freyr Skúlason (born 1987), Icelandic footballerAri Gold (filmmaker), American filmmaker, actor, musicianAri Gold (musician) (born 1977), American R&B artistAri L. Goldman (born 1949), American journalist and professorAri Graynor (born 1983), American actressAri Greenberg (born 1981), American contract bridge playerAri Gröndahl, Finnish ice hockey defencemanAri Haanpää, Finnish ice hockey playerAri Herstand (born 1985), American singer/songwriterAri Hest (born 1979), American singer-songwriterAri Hjelm (born 1962), Finnish football coach and former playerAri Hoenig (born 1973), American jazz drummer, composer and educatorAri Hoogenboom (born 1927), American historianAri Huumonen (1956–2013), Finnish discus throwerAri Ichihashi (born 1977), Japanese long-distance runnerAri Jabotinsky (1910–1969), Revisionist Zionist activist, Israeli politician and academicAri Jayaprakash (born 1977), Indian artist and photographerAri Joshua, American guitarist, songwriter, member of the band Big HighAri Jónsson (born 1994), Faroese footballerAri Jósefsson (1939–1964), Icelandic poetAri Kattainen (born 1958), Finnish orienteering competitorAri Kelman, American historian and professorAri Koivunen (born 1984), Finnish heavy metal singerAri Kurniawan (born 1978), Indonesian footballerAri Laptev (born 1950), Russian mathematicianAri Lasso (born 1973), Indonesian musicianAri Lehman (born 1965), American actor and performance artistAri Lemmke (born 1963), Finnish computer programmerAri Libsker (born 1972), Israeli filmmaker and journalistAri Lohenoja, Finnish television producer and directorAri Mannio (born 1987), Finnish javelin throwerAri Marcopoulos (born 1957), Dutch-American photographer and filmmakerAri Marmell (born 1974) American novelist and game writerAri Melber (born 1980), American journalistAri Meyers (born 1969), American actressAri Millen, Canadian actorAri Ne'eman (born 1987), American autism rights activistAri Nyman (born 1984), Finnish footballerAristotle Onassis (1906–1975), Greek shipping magnate and husband of Jacqueline KennedyAri Pakarinen (born 1969), Finnish javelin throwerAri Palolahti (born 1968), Finnish cross-country skierAri Porth (born 1970), American attorney, jurist, and politicianAri Poutiainen (born 1972), Finnish jazz musician and composerAri Puheloinen (born 1951), Finnish generalAri Pulkkinen (born 1982), Finnish video game composer, musician, and sound designerAri Rath (born 1925), Austrian-Israeli journalist and writerAri Romero (born 1951), Mexican professional wrestlerAri Roth (born 1961), American theatrical producer, playwright, director, and educatorAri Salin (born 1947), Finnish hurdler and sprinterAri Sandel, American filmmakerAri Santos (born 1982), Brazilian futsal playerAri Schwartz, American Internet Policy AdvisorAri Shaffir (born 1974), American stand-up comedianAri Shapiro (born 1978), American radio journalistAri Daniel Shapiro, American science journalistAri Singh II, (1724–1773), Maharana of Mewar KingdomAri Sitas (born 1952), South African sociologist, writer, dramatist and civic activistAri Suhonen (born 1965), Finnish middle distance runnerAri Sulander (born 1969), Finnish ice hockey goaltenderAri Taub (director) (born 1965), American filmmakerAri Taub (wrestler) (born 1971), Canadian Greco-Roman wrestlerAri Telch (born 1962), Mexican actorAri Þorgilsson (1067–1148), Icelandic medieval chroniclerAri Up (1962–2010), German-born singerAri Väänänen (born 1947), Finnish long jumperAri Valvee (born 1960), Finnish footballerAri Vatanen (born 1952), Finnish politician and former rally driverAri Wallach (born 1974), Mexican-American businessmanAri Wolfe (born 1971), American play-by-play announcer, reporter and anchorAri Zoldan (born 1976), Technology and Business Analyst, Political Correspondent, and TV Personality [1]Ariclenes da Silva Ferreira (born 1985), Brazilian footballerThe nickname of (Princess) Arianna Langley, the main protagonist of Mary Stanton's Unicorns of Balinor book series.Ari, a clone in C. J. Cherryh's science fiction novel Cyteen and its sequel, RegenesisAri, protagonist of the role-playing PS2 game Okage: Shadow KingAri Batchelder, in the Maximum Ride novel seriesAri Ben Canaan, protagonist in the novel Exodus by Leon Uris and the 1960 film adaptation, played by Paul NewmanAri Gold (Entourage), on the comedy-drama television series EntourageAri Haswari, fictional terrorist in the NCIS TV series, half-brother of Ziva DavidAri Tasarov, from the TV series Nikita