Miroslaw
Polish · Boy · 3 syllables
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About the name Miroslaw
Miroslaw is a Slavic name composed of two elements: "miro" (peace) and "slaw" (glory), meaning "peace and glory" or "famous for peace," with roots in Proto-Slavic language.
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Etymology
Miroslaw is a Slavic name composed of two elements: "miro" (peace) and "slaw" (glory), meaning "peace and glory" or "famous for peace," with roots in Proto-Slavic language. The name is primarily used in Polish, Czech, and other Slavic cultures, with historical significance in Central and Eastern Europe where notable bearers include Polish politicians and intellectuals.
Miroslaw currently ranks #4,302 in the United States as a boy's name. It reached its peak popularity around 1916.
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