Claudia-Damaris
Latin-Greek · Girl · 5 syllables
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About the name Claudia-Damaris
Claudia-Damaris is a compound name combining Claudia (from Latin "claudus" meaning lame or limping) and Damaris (from Greek "damalis" meaning a young heifer or calf).
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Etymology
Claudia-Damaris is a compound name combining Claudia (from Latin "claudus" meaning lame or limping) and Damaris (from Greek "damalis" meaning a young heifer or calf). The name appears in Christian contexts, particularly in Protestant traditions, with Damaris notably appearing in the New Testament as a woman converted by the Apostle Paul in Athens.
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