Male Ukrainian name (Володимир)
Volodymyr (Ukrainian: Володимир) is a male name of Slavic origin meaning «he who rules in peace» or «great in his domain». The combination of power and a peaceful disposition makes it one of the most revered names in the East Slavic tradition.
The name is formed from two Proto-Slavic roots: *voldě- («to rule, have power») and *měrъ («peace, greatness, glory»). It was made famous by Grand Prince Volodymyr the Great of Kyiv (c. 958–1015), who Christianized Kyivan Rus in 988 and was later canonized as one of the foremost saints of Eastern Christianity. Numerous princes, statesmen, and church figures have borne the name since. The native Ukrainian form Volodymyr, with stem vowel -o- (distinct from the Russian Vladimir), has remained among the most popular male names in 20th–21st-century Ukraine.
Roots: Proto-Slavic *voldě- («to rule») + *měrъ («peace, greatness»); composite sense «he who rules in peace» or «great in his rule».
Equivalents in other languages: Vladimir (Russian, Serbian, Slovene, Croatian, Bulgarian, Macedonian), Vladimír (Czech, Slovak), Włodzimierz (Polish), Uladzimir (Belarusian), Vladimer / Lado (Georgian), Vladas (Lithuanian).
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| Nominative | Володимир |
| Genitive | Володимира |
| Dative | Володимирові |
| Accusative | Володимира |
| Instrumental | Володимиром |
| Locative | Володимирові |
| Vocative | Володимире |