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Help[Opinions] Re: Demetrius
in reply to a message by number1212
It's a guilty pleasure to me. I love the sound, and 'Mother Earth' is one of my favorite meanings, but it may sound a bit too pretentious, at least in English. Demetria is more usable because there's Demi.
Demetrios in Greek and Dimitri in Russian work fine, but only in their respective cultures.
If I were to use the masculine form, I'd pick Demeter – it's a guy's name in Slovak and Hungarian, and does not have the frill of Demetrius.
My virtual BtN babies:
Leonie Sylvia
Ngaire Demetria Celeste
Dimitri Andreas & Helen Marina
Tor Vasileios & Ambra Loreen
Tessa Katrina Sky
Idris Leander Blue & Delphine Lana Blue
Demetrios in Greek and Dimitri in Russian work fine, but only in their respective cultures.
If I were to use the masculine form, I'd pick Demeter – it's a guy's name in Slovak and Hungarian, and does not have the frill of Demetrius.
My virtual BtN babies:
Leonie Sylvia
Ngaire Demetria Celeste
Dimitri Andreas & Helen Marina
Tor Vasileios & Ambra Loreen
Tessa Katrina Sky
Idris Leander Blue & Delphine Lana Blue
