Feminine of Casimir (destroyer of peace)
Name Profile
Casimir
A deep dive into the meaning, heritage, and daily usability of the name Casimir.
Primary meaning
Destroyer of peace; proclaim peace
Pronunciation: KAZ-ih-meer
Profile summary
From Slavic 'kaziti' (to destroy) and 'mir' (peace). Name of several Polish kings and saints, including Saint Casimir (1458-1484), patron saint of Poland and Lithuania. The current meaning shown for this name is Destroyer of peace; proclaim peace. The catalog pronunciation is listed as KAZ-ih-meer. It is listed alongside the related form Kazimir. Casimir appears in unisex naming lists and nature style collections, which can help when comparing nearby options in the same catalog group.
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Etymology note
Casimir is currently cataloged under Slavic (polish) origin, and this page describes its meaning as Destroyer of peace; proclaim peace.
Origin note
This profile is grouped under Slavic (polish) origin.
Usage note
In this catalog, Casimir is grouped as a nature unisex name. Related form for this profile: Kazimir. That combination can help when comparing style-led and gender-led shortlist pages.
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