Kazimir
Kazimir is a Christian boy name of Slavic origin, meaning “Destroyer of peace; proclaimer of peace”.
| Meaning | Destroyer of peace; proclaimer of peace |
|---|---|
| Gender | Boy |
| Origin | Slavic |
| Written as | Казимир |
| Pronunciation | KAH-zee-meer |
| Tradition | Christian, Modern & Classic |
| Used in | Poland, Lithuania, Croatia |
Meaning and origin of Kazimir
Kazimir is the general Slavic form of the Polish Kazimierz. It joins kaziti, to destroy or spoil, with mir, peace, giving 'destroyer of peace', though some scholars read the first part as kazati, to show or proclaim, giving 'proclaimer of peace'. The name was borne by several Polish kings, especially Casimir III the Great, and by Saint Casimir, patron saint of Poland and Lithuania.
Is Kazimir a Christian name?
Through Saint Casimir (died 1484) the name has a strong Catholic association in Poland and Lithuania.
How popular is Kazimir?
Traditional in Poland and Lithuania; the spelling Kazimir is less common than local forms.
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Frequently asked questions
What does the name Kazimir mean?
Kazimir means 'Destroyer of peace; proclaimer of peace'. It is of Slavic origin.
Is Kazimir a Christian name?
Through Saint Casimir (died 1484) the name has a strong Catholic association in Poland and Lithuania.
How do you pronounce Kazimir?
Kazimir is pronounced KAH-zee-meer.
Is Kazimir a boy or girl name?
Kazimir is usually a boy name.