Artice

Artice is an uncommon feminine name with uncertain origins. It may be a variant of Artemis, the Greek goddess of the hunt and moon, or possibly a feminine form of Arthur, which has Celtic roots meaning "bear" or "stone." Another possibility is that it's a creative spelling of Artis, which has Greek origins meaning "perfect." Artice remains quite rare in the United States, not appearing in most popularity charts. Those named Artice might be perceived as having a distinctive, artistic quality to their name, with its melodic sound and unusual spelling setting it apart from more common feminine names.

Artice is also given to boys.

Pronounced AR-tis.

As of October 2026, Artice ranked #5570 for boys in US births in 1980 and #13151 for girls in US births in 1990 SSA, peaked at #2577 for boys in 1926 and #2658 for girls in 1912.