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I was looking into the name Artemide realizing it is what the Italians call Artemis and I saw that one of Artemis' epithets is Amarisia. What do you think of Amarisia as a name? I think it's pronounced ah-mar-eez-ee-ah
I'm having some trouble because of the Italian but I think the epithet is implying that she is Artemis of Amarynthos. So it would kinda be like a place name title. Amarisie is the name of the festival for Artemis Amarisia.
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I'm having some trouble because of the Italian but I think the epithet is implying that she is Artemis of Amarynthos. So it would kinda be like a place name title. Amarisie is the name of the festival for Artemis Amarisia.
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My Favorite Names:
Serafina, Fiona, Artemis, Luna, Hazel, Stella, Adelina, Deirdre, Frieda, Eleanor, Ursa, Callisto, Augustine, Ravenna, Iris, Citrina, Juniper, & Fern
Ciaran, Connor, Arthur, Rowan, Magnus, Adrian, Finn, Teagan, Cedric, Quinn, Xavier, Theron, Taliesin, Julian, Gavin, & Griffin
This message was edited 10/31/2014, 2:39 PM
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I think it's lovely! It would definitely be on my list of it had a little more history as a given name, and it's funny that it's connected to Artemis, because the first thing I thought of when I saw your post was the name Artemisia, or more specifically Artemisia Gentileschi. Mirusia Louwerse jumped to mind, too.
I would be very, very happy to meet a little Amarisia.
I would be very, very happy to meet a little Amarisia.
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It sounds like a fairy-tale princess
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