Demetris

Meaning of Demetris

The name Demetris is a versatile and unisex name with deep roots in Greek culture. Pronounced di-MEE-tris (/diːˈmiːtrɪs/), it is a variation of the Greek name Dimitris, which itself is derived from Demetrios, meaning "follower of Demeter," the ancient Greek goddess of agriculture and fertility. This name carries a sense of historical richness and cultural significance, making it an appealing choice for parents seeking a name with both classical charm and modern adaptability.

In the United States, Demetris has seen fluctuating popularity over the decades. While its occurrence has varied, it remains a unique choice that stands out without being overly common. The data shows that since 1966, the name has had periods of higher usage, peaking in certain years but generally maintaining a modest presence among newborns. This trend highlights its enduring appeal as a distinctive yet timeless option for both boys and girls.

Choosing Demetris offers not only a connection to ancient mythological heritage but also a contemporary edge suitable for today's diverse naming landscape. Whether you are drawn to its historical connotations or its modern versatility, Demetris is a name that embodies both tradition and individuality.

Pronunciation

British English

• Pronunced as di-MEE-tris (/diːˈmiːtrɪs/)

American English

• Pronunced as dih-MEE-tris (/dɪˈmiːtrɪs/)

• Dimitri
• Dmitri
• Demetrius
• Demetri
• Dimitrios
• Demetrio
• Demitri