Vitomir

Vitomir (Витомир) is a Slavic first name for boys, mainly found in the South Slavic region and in Poland. The German translation of the name is 'the peaceful ruler' or alternatively 'the lord of peace.'

What does the name Vitomir mean?

The name Vitomir (Витомир) is considered a Slavic boy's name, primarily found in South Slavic and Polish regions. It means in English 'the peaceful ruler' or 'the lord of peace.' Vitomir has its roots in Old Slavic and is composed of the elements vito (вито), meaning 'to rule,' 'the master,' or 'the lord,' and mirŭ (миръ), which stands for 'peace,' 'calm,' 'the world,' or 'the universe.' A common Polish spelling is Witomir.

Where does the name Vitomir come from?

The name Vitomir has Old Slavic origins and carries the meaning 'the peaceful ruler.' It is made up of the Old Slavic words vito (вито) = to rule, the master, the lord and mirŭ (миръ) = peace, calm, the world, the universe. The name is used in various Slavic languages such as Bosnian, Bulgarian, Croatian, Polish, Serbian, Slovenian, as well as generally Slavic.

How do you pronounce Vitomir?

Vi-to-mir

When is the name day of Vitomir?

The name day of Vitomir is celebrated on February 15.

Popularity

Vitomir is a rather rare first name in Germany. In 2023, it ranked 5,488th in the list of the most common boy's names. Its highest ranking was in 2014, when it reached 3,829th place. In the last ten years, Vitomir has been used as a first name fewer than 10 times, placing it 7,203rd in the ten-year statistics. Between 2010 and 2024, it ranks 7,284th.

Famous people

• Vitomir Jelic (football player from Yugoslavia)
• Vitomir Lukic (writer from Bosnia and Herzegovina)
• Vitomir Milosevic (Yugoslav football player)
• Vitomir Moskovic (Croatian footballer)
• Vitomir Rogoznica (football player from Yugoslavia)
• Vitomir Vutov (football player from Bulgaria)