Male Ukrainian name (Мирослав)
Myroslav (Ukrainian: Мирослав) is a male name of Slavic origin meaning «glorious in peace», «one whose glory is peaceful», «one who glorifies peace».
The name is formed from two Proto-Slavic roots: *mirъ («peace, calm, world»; also «communal community») and *slava («glory»). It belongs to the family of ancient compound Slavic names widespread among the southern and western Slavs; it was borne by numerous medieval rulers — among them 10th–11th century Czech and Croatian princes. It entered the Slavic onomasticon without the mediation of Greek or Latin literature. In the Ukrainian tradition Myroslav saw a surge in popularity in the 20th century, particularly in Western Ukraine, as an expression of Slavic continuity.
Proto-Slavic roots: mirŭ («peace, calm») + slava («glory»); composite sense «glorious in peace».
Equivalents in other languages: Miroslav (Czech, Slovak, Serbian, Bulgarian, Croatian, Slovene, Macedonian, Russian), Mirosław (Polish), Miro / Mirek (short forms).
Мирося, Миросенька, Миросечка, Мироська, Мира, Мирка, Мирця, Славка, Славця.
| Nominative | Мирослав |
| Genitive | Мирослава |
| Dative | Мирославові |
| Accusative | Мирослава |
| Instrumental | Мирославом |
| Locative | Мирославові |
| Vocative | Мирославе |