Damion
[ˈdeɪmiən]Meaning
variant of Damian, from the Greek root damazo
Background Story
Damion is a variant of Damian, formed from the Greek root damazo. Behind the Name records it as used in Ancient Greek, Bulgarian, Croatian, Czech, Dutch, French, Greek Mythology, Italian, Macedonian, Polish, Portuguese and Romanian. A related form listed there, the spelling Damión, is user-submitted rather than an entry of the reference work itself.
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