I have this to share regarding the origin of your name. Accdg. to my research, Cynthia is a feminine personal name of Greek origin, from Mt. Cynthus on Delos Island, Cyclades Islands, Greece. It was originally an epithet of the Greek goddess of the moon, Artemis, who was sometimes called Cynthia because according to legend, the goddess was born on Mt. Cynthus.

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i will appreciate if you could also look for the meaning of my name. it’s cynthia.it is fun reading and exploring your website. thank you in advance! more power.

Thanks for browsing our website often. It indeed gives us a chance to open our lines of communication.
Ina’s name Teofila is a nice name. It is a Greek word which means “God is with her.” No wonder Ina wasn’t that hard up in delivering 14 kids, all normal, no caesarian. Even while she was conceiving and having such dozen and two pregnancies she never got to the hospital. Unlike me, on my first time to conceive I was already at the hospital. Good thing with my tres marias, I wasn’t caesarian, but it was difficult afterall. So Ina’s difficulties were afterall, 14 times. We have to thank Ina for her sacrifices. A million thanks Ina!

Demetria is an Irish or Scottish name meaning Earth. It is also a Greek name for Goddess of fertility. Oh my, careful sister, you might have more than a dozen kids, too like Ina, he he he. But that is up to you and Jeff. Children are precious gems, anyway.