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Demetrius in Polish

Demetrius in Polish is Demetriusz, Dymitr — Demetrius means a male given name of Ancient Greek origin, meaning roughly "belonging to Demeter", the Greek goddess of the earth and harvest.

Demetrius in Polish

Demetriusz
proper noun
A en given name.
Dymitr
proper noun
A en given name.

What does "Demetrius" mean?

  1. name A male given name of Ancient Greek origin, meaning roughly "belonging to Demeter", the Greek goddess of the earth and harvest.
    "The easy names were the ones she forgot. But this one wasn't easy and it was like the swaggering name of some football player from Alabama and that's how she remembered it, Demetrius, badly burned in the other tower, the south tower."
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Demetrius in a sentence

  • The easy names were the ones she forgot. But this one wasn't easy and it was like the swaggering name of some football player from Alabama and that's how she remembered it, Demetrius, badly burned in the other tower, the south tower.
  • Demetrius was a character in Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream.

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What is "Demetrius" in Polish?
"Demetrius" in Polish is Demetriusz, Dymitr. Demetrius means: A male given name of Ancient Greek origin, meaning roughly "belonging to Demeter", the Greek goddess of the earth and harvest.
How do you use "Demetrius" in a sentence?
Example: "Demetrius was a character in Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream." In Polish, "Demetrius" is Demetriusz, Dymitr.
Are there other ways to say "Demetrius" in Polish?
Yes — Polish has 2 translations listed for "Demetrius": Demetriusz, Dymitr.
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