Damien
Damien is the French form of Damian, from the Greek "Damianos" — meaning "to tame." Saint Damien (1840-1889), the Belgian priest who served leprosy patients on the Hawaiian island of Molokai, is the most famous bearer. The character Damien in "The Omen" (1976, 2006) gave the name an unfortunate horror association. Damien is a male name of Greek origin that means "To tame, subdue (French form of Damian)". Elegant, French, and a little intense. The name sounds serious. Damiens tend to be composed. US top 600 most years. Well-known people named Damien include Saint Damien of Molokai, Damien (French form of Damian), Damien (Omen character). Common variations and related forms of Damien include Damian (variant), Damián (Spanish), Damiano (Italian), Dame (short form).