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| Came into Russian from the ] name ] or Demeter. It means "Lover of the Earth." | Came into Russian from the ] name ] or Demeter. It means "Lover of the Earth." | ||
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Dmitri (Дмитрий) is a common given name. It is a very popular name in Russia.
Etymology
Came into Russian from the latin name Demetrius or Demeter. It means "Lover of the Earth."