Doris
From the ancient Greek Δωρίς, meaning "Dorian woman," a woman of the Dorian people of ancient Greece.
Meaning and origin
Doris comes from the ancient Greek Δωρίς, built on the adjective for a woman of the Dorian people, one of the major Greek-speaking groups whose migrations reshaped the Peloponnese from around the twelfth century BC…
How to pronounce Doris
| English (US) | DOR-iss /ˈdɔːrɪs/ |
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