Damazy
Greek · Boy · 3 syllables
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About the name Damazy
The name 'Damazy' is a Polish form of the Greek name 'Damasis' (Δάμασις), meaning "tamer" or "conqueror," derived from the Greek verb *damazō* (to tame or subdue).
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Etymology
The name 'Damazy' is a Polish form of the Greek name 'Damasis' (Δάμασις), meaning "tamer" or "conqueror," derived from the Greek verb *damazō* (to tame or subdue). It is primarily used in Polish Catholic culture, with notable historical context as the name of Saint Damazy (Pope Damasus I), a 4th-century pope venerated in the Roman Catholic Church.
Damazy currently ranks #625 in the United States as a boy's name. It reached its peak popularity around 2015.
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