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Damere McClendon
Athlete
American football player known in college and semi-professional football
Damere
Boy
#6010 most popular
American
African-American
Meanings & Origins
"peace-giver, one who pacifies"
Origin: South Slavic
Language: English
"of the sea"
Origin: French
Language: English
Popularity
#6010
Current Rank
Stable
Trend
2
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“A bold name with the strength of the sea”
Origin & Etymology
Damere is an American name blending elements of Damir (South Slavic: peace-giving) or Demarr (of the sea, from French de la mer) with creative phonetic styling popular in African-American naming traditions. The name combines strength with fluid, maritime imagery. Its similarity to Damir, meaning one who pacifies, gives it peaceful undertones despite its bold sound.
Popularity Story
Damere and its variant Damir gained traction in the 1990s-2000s as part of the trend toward unique, phonetically strong names for boys in African-American communities.
Cultural Significance
Damere reflects the tradition of creative name-crafting in African-American culture, combining phonetic appeal with a strong, masculine sound. The -ere ending gives it a distinctive, memorable quality.
Fun Facts
- The Slavic root Damir means one who brings peace or pacifies
- Names combining Dar/Da- with strong endings have been a consistent trend in American naming since the 1980s
Damere in Other Languages
Arabic
Dameer
French
De la Mer
Slavic
Damir
Spanish
Damero
Popularity Over Time
Rising Fast
No historical data available.
Nicknames
Damy
Mere
Middle Names
James
Andre
Marcus
Lee
Wayne
Tyrese
Isaiah
Name Vibe
Strong
Unique
Modern
Bold