Demarius

Meaning of Demarius

Demarius is a name that sparks a smile from the very first syllable. His roots trace back to ancient Rome, blending Marius—“servant of Mars”—with a fresh De- prefix that feels modern and bold. He carries the fiery energy of the Roman god of war and even echoes the valor of Kartikeya, India’s fearless warrior deity. In the US, he’s still delightfully rare—22 newborns claimed the name in 2024, landing him at #902—but he’s climbing the charts like the monsoon’s first breeze. Parents adore how he dances off the tongue, coming across as strong yet approachable, with a playful spark of mischief. Choosing Demarius is like gifting a son a slice of legend, inspiring him to write his own epic with every confident step.

Pronunciation

American English

• Pronunced as duh-MAHR-ee-uhs (/də.ˈmɑr.i.əs/)

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