Origin and Meaning of Demethra

Goddess of the harvest and agriculture

Origin: Greek - Derived from Demeter, the ancient Greek goddess of the harvest and agriculture, whose name is likely rooted in 'De' (earth) and 'meter' (mother).

• Demethra is a modern variation of the name Demeter, emphasizing the goddess's association with the earth's fertility and harvest.
• The name is primarily used in Greek culture and among those who appreciate Greco-Roman mythology.
• Demeter, from whom Demethra is derived, was highly revered in ancient Greece, with numerous festivals (like the Thesmophoria) dedicated to her, celebrating agricultural cycles.
• While Demethra is not very common today, names related to Demeter have been gaining some popularity due to the resurgence of interest in ancient mythologies.
• Related names include Demetra, which is also a more common derivative of Demeter, and other variations such as Ceres, which is the Roman counterpart of Demeter.