Anthrōpōn

Anthrōpōn comes from the Ancient Greek word ἀνθρώπων, meaning "human being" or "mankind". But this name is not just etymological, it is existential. It evokes the eternal quest of the human soul: to feel, to think, to create, to seek truth. It embodies the kind of person who lingers in libraries, questions the world, writes in the margins of books, and finds beauty in silence. To bear the name Anthrōpōn is to claim one's place as a thinking, feeling, ever-becoming human.