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- Origin: Slavic
- Gender: masculine
- Meaning: “love & peace.”
Lubomir is composed of the Slavic elements, lubo (love) & mir (peace).
Its Czech form of Lubomír was one of the most popular male names in the Czech Republic between 1935-2006, it peaked at #16 in 1959.
Other forms include:
- Ljubomir Љубомир Љубомир (Bosnian, Macedonian, Serbo-Croatian, Slovene)
- Lubomir Любомир (Bulgarian, Polish)
- Lyubomir Лыѹбомир (Old Church Slavonic, Russian)
- Lubomierz (Polish)
- Ľubomír (Slovakian)
- Lyubomyr (Ukrainian)
Diminutives & Short Forms
- Ljubiša, Ljubo (Bosnian, Bulgarian, Serbo-Croatian, Slovene)
- Luboš (Czech)
- Ljube, Ljupcho, Ljupčo (Macedonian)
- Ľuboš (Slovakian)
Feminine forms are
- Ljubomira (Bosnian, Bulgarian, Macedonian, Serbo-Croatian, Slovene)
- Lubomíra (Czech)
- Lubomira (Medieval Slavic, Polish)
- L’ubomíra (Slovak)
- Lyubomyra (Ukrainian)
Sources
Lubomir’s name day in Poland is 21st March. Some Polish nicknames may be Lubek, Lubik, Lubiś, Lubko, Luboś, Lubcio, Mirek, Mirko, Lubomirek etc. and for Lubomira – Luba, Lubka, Lubisia, Lubcia, Lubeczka, Lusia, Lula, Lulu, Mira, Mirka, Lubomirka, Lubomircia etc.