Jaromir
Jaromir, Slovak and Czech Jaromír, is a male first name.
Origin and Meaning
Jaromir is a westslawischer first name.
Jaromir is a typical two burly Slavic name composed of jaro and me. The meaning is not clear:
- Polish jary (deprecated) = " sprightly, fresh, vigorously "; me = "reputation, Caution"
- Upper Sorbian jara = "very "; MER = " peace "
- Czech jaro = "Spring"; mír = " peace "
- Old - russian jaro = " Sun"; me = "Peace, World "
Variants
- Jaromar ( Polabian )
- Jaromer ( Upper Sorbian )
- Jaromir ( Polish)
- Jaromír (Slovak, Czech)
More: Jaromiar, Jeromiar, Jeromier
The female form of the name is Jaromira or Jaromíra.
There are also shortened forms of names such as Jarda, Jarek or Mirek.
Bearers of the name
First name
- Jaromír (Bohemia ) ( † 1035 ), Duke of Bohemia from the Přemyslovci
- Jaromír Borek (actor ) ( 1928-1997 ), Austrian actor
- Karel Jaromír Erben (1811-1870), Czech writer
- Jaromír sender hardware (around 1040-1090 ), Bishop of Prague from the Přemyslovci
- Jaromír Krejcar (1895-1950), Czech architect
- Jaromir Jagr (born 1972 ), NHL hockey player
- Jaromír JerMar (* 1956), Senator of the Czech House of Representatives
- Jaromír Vejvoda (1902-1988), Czech composer
- Jaromír Weinberger (1896-1967), composer
Family name
- Adam Jaromir (born 1971 ), Polish author and publisher
Fictional characters
- A person in the tragedy " The Ancestor " by Franz Grillparzer (1817 )
- The son of the Baroness and his son in the comedy " The Incorruptible " by Hugo von Hofmannsthal (1823 )
- The bishop of Prague in Adalbert Stifter's novel " Witiko " (1865-1867)
- " Little Herr Jaromir ," children's book by Martin Ebbertz, 2002
- Jaromir of grasping stone is a character in the operetta " The gold'ne champion " of Eysler
- Jaromir next to the titular character of several children's books by the author Tomas Ross