Message: "Damina" - Behind the Name

[Facts] Damina

by Nikki (guest)

4/15/2001, 7:25 AM

Hey,
I just wondered if there's anyone that knows where the name 'Damina' comes from? If you do, could you email me (veronica@esatclear.ie)?

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

*Nikki*

- Nanaea +5

4/15/2001, 9:26 AM

Nice to see another visitor from Ireland! Have you met Sabine on this board yet?

"Damina" could be a diminutive of any of the following:

1. "Damiana" (Greek): "one who tames or subdues". (PriaposLovs will have to verify this one.)

2. "Dama" (Spanish): "lady; noblewoman".

3. "Damma" (Latin): "a fallow-deer or antelope".

-- Nanaea

- PriaposLovs (guest)

4/17/2001, 1:07 AM

Confirmed, Nan :) "Damazo" means "to tame".

- Sarahjeanne (guest) +3

4/16/2001, 9:26 AM

Just make sure she stays out of trouble. Her name, Miss Damina, could buy her some jail time!

- PriaposLovs (a.k.a. fellow-knee) (guest) +1

4/17/2001, 1:07 AM

LOLOLO

- Nanaea

4/17/2001, 3:33 AM

I'm laffin' my arson off. :)

- Daividh (guest)

4/16/2001, 1:47 PM

LMAO, S.J.!

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