Amaru

Amaru is a name rooted deeply in the Quechua language of the Andes, carrying meanings of 'strong' or 'bitter.' In the rich tapestry of Inca mythology, Amaru is a mythical, often benevolent, serpent or dragon, a symbol of wisdom and the underworld's connection to the heavens. This powerful name traveled through oral traditions and ancient empires, preserved in the cultural memory of a civilization that revered the natural world and its powerful spirits.

To speak the name Amaru is to feel a primal energy, a sense of ancient power. When you whisper it to your son, you might feel a thrilling shiver, connecting with the strength and mystery it holds. Imagine writing 'Amaru' on a birth announcement, the sharp, distinct letters hinting at his profound nature. It’s the sound of untamed spirit, of a deep, resonant strength that will surely become part of him.