Demeter

Demeter Deméter Demèter Déméter Démétér English thumb Etymology From en grc Δημήτηρ, from grc γῆ earth + grc μήτηρ mother. Pronunciation en /dɪˈmiːtə/ UK en LL-Q1860 (eng)-Vealhurl-Demeter.wav Southern England en /dəˈmiːtəɹ/ /ˈdɛmɪtəɹ/ nonstandard US Proper noun en Greek god The goddess of the fertility of the Earth and harvests, protector of marriage and social order; daughter of Cronos and Rhea, mother to Persephone. en Ceres Roman counterpart en astronomy 1108 Demeter, a main belt asteroid. Translations Greek goddess of the harvest Albanian: sq Demetra f Arabic: ar ديميتر f dimitir Aragonese: an Deméter f, an Demetra f Armenian: hy Դեմետրա Asturian: ast Deméter f, ast Demetra f Azerbaijani: az Demetra Belarusian: be Дэметра f Bengali: bn দেমেতের Bulgarian: bg Деметра f Catalan: ca Demèter f, ca Demetra f Cherokee: chr ᏗᎻᏔ Chinese: Mandarin: cmn 得墨忒耳 Démòtè'ěr Coptic: cop ⲇⲏⲙⲏⲧⲏⲣ Czech: cs Démétér f, cs Demeter f Danish: da Demeter Esperanto: eo Demetra Estonian: et Demeter French: fr Déméter f Galician: gl Deméter f Georgian: ka დემეტრა German: de Demeter f Greek: el Δήμητρα f Ancient Greek: grc Δημήτηρ f Hebrew: he דֵמֵטֵר f Hindi: hi डिमीटर f Hungarian: hu Démétér Inuktitut: iu ᑎᒦᑎᕐ Irish: ga Déiméitéir m, ga Déiméatar f Italian: it Demetra f Japanese: ja デメテル Demeteru Kazakh: kk Деметра Korean: ko ^데메테르 Latin: la Dēmētēr f Latvian: lv Dēmetra f Lithuanian: lt Demetra f Macedonian: mk Деметра f Malayalam: ml ഡിമീറ്റർ Marathi: mr डिमिटर Occitan: oc Demetèr f Odia: or ଡ଼େମେଟର Polish: pl Demeter f Portuguese: pt Deméter f, pt Demetra f Punjabi: pa ਡੇਮੀਟਰ Romanian: ro Demetra f Russian: ru Деме́тра f Serbo-Croatian: Cyrillic: sh Дѐметра f Latin: sh Dèmetra f Sicilian: scn Dimitra f Slovak: sk Demeter f, sk Démétér f Slovene: sl Demetra f Spanish: es Demetra f, es Deméter Swahili: sw Demetra, sw Demita Swedish: sv Demeter c Tamil: ta டிமிடர் Tatar: tt Demetra Thai: th ดิมีเทอร์ dì mee têr Turkish: tr Demeter Ukrainian: uk Деме́тра f Uzbek: Cyrillic: uz Деметра Latin: uz Demetra Veps: vep Demetra asteroid Portuguese: pt Deméter f See also Further reading "Demeter" in Charles Harrington Elster's Big Book of Beastly Mispronunciations, p. 137. Anagrams en deeemrt metered en Asteroids Czech Alternative forms cs Démétér Pronunciation Proper noun f Demeteřin cs Greek god en Demeter Greek goddess Declension ((f.sg.decllemma:Demetera,f.sg.indecl)) Further reading Danish da:+ (gudinde) Etymology From da grc Δημήτηρ. Proper noun da proper noun da Greek goddess en Demeter da Greek deities Mythology Hungarian hu: Pronunciation hu Hu-Demeter.ogg hu De me ter hu ɛr 3 Proper noun hu proper noun hu male Demetrius Declension Demetere e -Demeter j jei Latin Etymology la Dēmētēr :bor grc:Δημήτηρ + 1 Pronunciation Dēmētēr Noun Dēmētēr f en Demeter Declension Dēmētēr<3> Dēmētros Dēmētri Dēmētra Dēmēter Dēmētre See also la Persephone la Proserpina la Posidon Polish pl: thumb|Demeter Alternative forms pl Demetra Etymology pl :lbor la:Demeter + 1 Pronunciation LL-Q809 (pol)-Poemat-Demeter.wav Proper noun f 1 pl Greek god en Demeter goddess of the fertility of the Earth and harvests, protector of marriage and social order; daughter of Cronos and Rhea, mother to Persephone pl astronomy 1108 Demeter main belt asteroid Further reading pl Asteroids Romanian Etymology ro :bor hu:Demeter + 1 Proper noun m ro Hungarian References Slovak Etymology sk :der grc:Δημήτηρ + 1 Pronunciation loan Proper noun m-pr Demko,Dimko,Miťko sk male Declension m-pr name Derived terms sk Hypocoristics Demo Dimo Mitro Miťo Proper noun m-pr sk Declension m-pr surn Further reading Swedish Etymology Ultimately from sv grc Δημήτηρ. Proper noun c sv Greek god en Demeter See also Turkish tr: Etymology tr :der grc:Δημήτηρ + 1 Proper noun tr Greek god Demeter