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Sobre el nombre Mirosław

Mirosław is a dithematic Slavic name derived from the elements 'mir', meaning peace or world, and 'sław', meaning glory or fame. Historically, it was bestowed as a wish for the bearer to achieve renown through the establishment of peace or to be celebrated throughout the world.

Contexto cultural

The name is predominantly common in Poland and remains a traditional choice, though its peak popularity occurred in the mid-20th century. It is often celebrated on February 26th or July 21st during Polish name days.

Variantes y diminutivos

• Miroslav
• Mirek
• Mirko
• Miroslavo
• Myroslav

Personas famosas llamadas Mirosław

• Mirosław Hermaszewski1970s–2022

  The first and only Polish citizen to travel into outer space.

• Miroslav Klose1998–2016

  German striker and the all-time top goalscorer in FIFA World Cup history.

• Mirosław Klose1990s–present

  Polish-born German professional footballer and top World Cup goalscorer.

• Mirosław Ferić1930s–1942

  A notable Polish fighter pilot and flying ace of World War II.

• Miroslav Blažević1960s–2023

  Professional football manager who led Croatia to third place in the 1998 World Cup.

Preguntas frecuentes

What does Mirosław mean?

Mirosław is a Slavic name that translates to 'glory of peace' or 'one who celebrates peace', combining the words for world/peace (mir) and glory (sława).

How do you pronounce Mirosław?

It is pronounced as mee-RO-swahf, where the 'w' sounds like an English 'v' in many Slavic languages, but in Polish, the 'ł' sounds like the English 'w'.

Is Mirosław a boy or girl name?

Mirosław is a masculine name. The feminine equivalent used in Slavic cultures is Mirosława.

What is the nickname for Mirosław?

The most common diminutive and nickname for Mirosław across Poland and the Czech Republic is Mirek.

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