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Demetria
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I like it, but I don’t think I have the guts to use it.
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I love the meaning. "Earth mother." Very pagan and Greek.
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I really like Demetria. I think it has a certain mystique and elegance to it. I like the association with the goddess Demeter, since I'd be more willing to name a daughter Demetria (and potentially use the nn Demi) than I would to name her Demeter. But I think it's a cool association. I think it would be cute on a child (especially as Demi), but would also be a really great, strong name on an adult woman.
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It sounds... kind of evil. Like if a character was introduced as Demetria, I'd think she was going to be an antagonist. So, really dark and overly ornate and also, to me, really ugly.
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My former colleague is (a) Greek and (b) lectures in ancient Greek; her name is Demetra without the i, and I prefer it without ever wanting to use it IRL.
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I think Demetria is quite pretty. The nickname Demi is also cute without being infantile (though I do recognize it means "half" in French).
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I love it. It's so dark and frilly. I like the nickname Demi, though two celebs with that name would make me pause in using it. I'm not sure what other nicknames you could get from it that I actually like.
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Don't like it
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I think it's pretty. Also Demetra, pronounced De-MEE-tra. I went to school with a Demetra.
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