Jaromir
Meaning of Jaromir
Jaromir is a strong and distinctive name for a baby boy. It originated from the Czech and Polish languages, with slight variations in pronunciation. In Czech, it is pronounced as yah-roh-meer (/jaˈro.miɜɾ/), while in Polish it is pronounced as yah-ROH-meer (/jaˈrɔ.mir/). Both pronunciations have their own unique charm. The name Jaromir is not very common in the United States, with only 6 occurrences in 1998, ranking at 8478. Despite its rarity, Jaromir carries a sense of strength and nobility, making it a wonderful choice for parents looking for a name that stands out.
Pronunciation
Czech
- Pronunced as yah-roh-meer (/jaˈro.miɜɾ/)
Polish
- Pronunced as yah-ROH-meer (/jaˈrɔ.mir/)
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Notable People Named Jaromir
| Jaromír Jágr is a legendary Czech professional ice hockey player with the longest career in professional ice hockey history, known for his time in the NHL and ownership of Rytíři Kladno. |
| Jaromír Štětina - Jaromir Stetina is a Czech journalist, writer, and politician who served as a Member of the European Parliament and is known for his work as a war correspondent in the former Soviet Union countries. |
| Jaromír E. Brabenec - Jaromir E. Brabenec is a Czech graphic designer and sculptor, and the older brother of poet and musician Vratislav Brabenec. |
| Jaromír Ježek - Jaromir Jezek is a Czech judoka who competed in the 2008 and 2012 Summer Olympics, achieving notable matches in both events. |
| Jaromír Čížek was a Czech professional motocross rider and the winner of the 1958 Motocross World Championship in the 250cc class. |
