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Christian Name Meaning & Origin Guide

Lubomír

Light, Dear

Pronunciation: LOO-boh-meer (/lʊˈbɔmɪr/)

Boy Name Biblical origin Popularity 50
Meaning
Light, Dear
Origin
Biblical
Lucky Number
1
Lucky Day
(Tuesday)
Lucky Stone
(Amethyst)
Life Path
1
Popularity Score
50
Language
English, Czech
Lucky Colors: BlueGreen

What does Lubomír mean?

Derived from the Czech word 'láhev' meaning 'container' and the Slavic element 'miro' meaning 'peace' or 'mercy'. The name Lubomír can be translated as 'Light of Mercy' or 'Dear One'.

Lubomír in other languages & scripts

Hebrew
לובומיר
אור פנימי, אהבת אלוהים, רחמי שמים
Greek
Λουβομίρ
Αγάπη του κόσμου, φως της αγάπης
Latin
Lubomir
Amor mundi, lux amoris
English
Lubomír
Love of peace, inner light, or beloved peace

How to pronounce Lubomír

English pronunciation
LOO-boh-meer
IPA notation
/lʊˈbɔmɪr/

Numerology & personality

Independent and self-motivated, those with a Life Path 1 often have a strong sense of self and are natural born leaders. They are creative, ambitious, and driven.

Associated Traits
KindGentleC = CourageousH = Humble

Spiritual & cultural context

Bringer of light and peace.

The name Lubomír holds significant cultural roots in Czech history and traditions. It reflects the values of compassion and tenderness that are highly regarded in the Czech culture, resulting in the name becoming a beloved choice for parents in the region.

Popularity of Lubomír by region

Region Country Score Year
Poland PL 45 2024
Brazil BR 42 2024
Italy IT 30 2024

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Frequently asked questions about Lubomír

What does Lubomír mean?
Lubomír is a Czech Christianity name meaning 'Light of Mercy' or 'Dear One'. It is derived from the Czech word 'láhev' and the Slavic element 'miro'.
Is Lubomír a Christianity name?
Yes, Lubomír is a Czech Christianity name.
How to pronounce Lubomír?
Loo-bo-myr
Is Lubomír popular today?
No, Lubomír is not a commonly used name today.
What is the origin of Lubomír?
Lubomír is a Czech name derived from the Czech word 'láhev' and the Slavic element 'miro'.