Eris

Eris is the name of the ancient Greek goddess of strife and discord. She was one of the primordial deities and represented chaos, conflict, and rivalry.

In Greek mythology, Eris was responsible for instigating the Trojan War when she tossed the golden Apple of Discord at a wedding, causing a dispute among the goddesses over who was the fairest.

The name Eris is derived from the Greek word 'eris' meaning 'strife' or 'discord'. It has been used as a baby name, often chosen for its unique sound and mythological background.

Despite its negative connotations, some parents may choose the name Eris for their child, hoping to instill qualities of strength, individuality, and resilience.