Dagmara
Dagmara is an girl name of Old Norse, via Danish and Polish origin, meaning “Day maiden; bright maiden”.
| Meaning | Day maiden; bright maiden |
|---|---|
| Gender | Girl |
| Origin | Old Norse, via Danish and Polish |
| Pronunciation | dahg-MAH-rah |
| Tradition | Modern & Classic |
| Used in | Poland, Slovakia, Czech Republic |
Meaning and origin of Dagmara
Dagmara is the Polish and Slovak form of Dagmar, which is usually explained from the Old Norse dagr, day, and mær, maiden, giving 'maiden of the day' or 'bright maiden'. It became famous through Queen Dagmar of Denmark, a Bohemian princess named Markéta who married King Valdemar II around 1205 and was renamed by the Danes. Older lists that call it Slavic overlook this Scandinavian origin.
Is Dagmara a religious name?
Dagmara has no religious background.
How popular is Dagmara?
Known in Poland and Slovakia; moderately common among women born in the late twentieth century.
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Frequently asked questions
What does the name Dagmara mean?
Dagmara means 'Day maiden; bright maiden'. It is of Old Norse, via Danish and Polish origin.
Does Dagmara have a religious meaning?
Dagmara has no religious background.
How do you pronounce Dagmara?
Dagmara is pronounced dahg-MAH-rah.
Is Dagmara a boy or girl name?
Dagmara is usually a girl name.