"Hermionë" meaning in English

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          "ref": "2002 March 7, \"Sirius Black\" (username), \"Re: JKR is wrong!\", in alt.fan.harry-potter, Usenet",
          "text": "Some literature uses a diaeresis over the e to show that it is pronounced: so Bronte, Terpsichore, Hermione, could be written as Brontë, Terpsichorë, Hermionë, but since diaereses take effort to put in there on English keyboards, writers typically leave out the optional, yet helpful, diacritical mark. I think Hermionë is a rather learnèd girl and will decide to use the diaeresis when writing her name; when people ask why, it will give her opportunity to say “So you’ll pronounce my name correctly, ninny.”"
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  "pos": "name",
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          "word": "Hermione"
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