Origin and Meaning of Damia

To tame or subdue

Origin: Greek - Derived from the Greek name 'Damianos', which is from the element 'damao', meaning 'to tame'. Damia is also associated with the goddess Demeter.

• Damia is often associated with the ancient Greek goddess Demeter, the deity of harvest and fertility.
• While primarily found in Greek culture, variations of the name can be seen in different cultures, often adapting to local languages and dialects.
• Notable bearers of the name include modern variations like Damian, which has achieved greater popularity in various regions.
• The name Damia has remained relatively uncommon compared to its derivatives, although it sees periodic usage in various regions.
• Related names include Damianos, Damian, and Damaris, which share similar roots and meanings.