Name Dimitri: What You Need to Know
Dimitri means in Greek "lover of the earth". Romantic, utopian and faithful in love, Dimitri or Demetrios in Greece, also has an innovative personality, autonomous and authoritarian. Dimitri comes from Demeter, the goddess of fertility and harvest in Greek mythology. St. Dimitri was a Christian martyr in the Balkans at the beginning of the fourth century.
Dimitri loves what elevates him, which makes him dream. As a true philanthropist, he loves people as they are, even though he may seem narcissistic because he looks after his appearance. But Dimitri is someone refined, meticulous, who likes the contact of others and is committed to great humanistic, artistic or social causes. That's why everything related to politics or artistic expression attracts them.
Dimitri has enjoyed growing success since the 1970s, with a peak in 1989, a year in which 1872 people were named like that in France. Variants: Dimitrios, Dimitris, Dimitry.
