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Help[Opinions] Dragomir
I'm smitten with this dashing Slavic name. I had a student named Dragomir when I taught in Bulgaria, and it was always such a delight to call on him because it gave me an opportunity to say his name.
I think my favorite combination is Dragomir Sebastian. Here are some others:
Dragomir Anselm
Dragomir Edsel
Dragomir Edwin
Dragomir Henry
Dragomir Laurence
Dragomir Linus
Dragomir Otho
Dragomir Philip
Dragomir Silas
Dragomir Stefan
I think my favorite combination is Dragomir Sebastian. Here are some others:
Dragomir Anselm
Dragomir Edsel
Dragomir Edwin
Dragomir Henry
Dragomir Laurence
Dragomir Linus
Dragomir Otho
Dragomir Philip
Dragomir Silas
Dragomir Stefan
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I really like it, but I'm disappointed that it doesn't actually mean dragon :P (It makes me think of dragons anyway)
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Dragon ish! I can dig it. I like Silas, Anselm, Otho, Linus, and Henry mns.
Dragomir Othello
Dragomir Adrian
Dragomir Rafael
Dragomir Rolf
Dragomir Othello
Dragomir Adrian
Dragomir Rafael
Dragomir Rolf
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I love Dragomir - it sounds vibrant, noble, and adventurous. I like Dragomir Sebastian the best of your combinations, although Dragomir Otho has a nice medieval sound.
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Dragomir sounds like a legendary king riding a dragon. I know that it has a 'soft' meaning, though.
I like Dragomir Stefan.
I like Dragomir Stefan.
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I more like our version Drahomír.
Dragomir Angus, Dragomir Eros or Dragomir Frey is my favourite.
Dragomir Angus, Dragomir Eros or Dragomir Frey is my favourite.
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I love it. I'm aware of the etymology, but it sounds like an elderly dragon lord.
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Because this sounds too masculine. :-D What do you say on similar version Drahomir?
This message was edited 12/30/2020, 4:13 AM
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Hmmm... it's not a name I'd ever consider using irl, but I appreciate it and it'd be cool to see on other people. I like the combo Dragomir Sebastian.
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