Kazimierz

Polish

Etymology

Of Slavic origin, meaning "proclamation of peace". Alternatively, perhaps "someone who destroys opponent's prestige/glory during battle", derived from the Slavic elements kazić (“to destroy”) and mir (“prestige, fame”).

Pronunciation
  • IPA(key): /kaˈʑi.mʲɛʂ/
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Proper noun

Kazimierz m pers (diminutive Kazik)

  1. A male given name

Declension
declension of Kazimierz
singular plural
nominative Kazimierz Kazimierzowie
genitive Kazimierza Kazimierzy
dative Kazimierzowi Kazimierzom
accusative Kazimierza Kazimierzy
instrumental Kazimierzem Kazimierzami
locative Kazimierzu Kazimierzach
vocative Kazimierzu Kazimierzowie

Descendants

Proper noun

Kazimierz m inan

  1. historic Jewish district of Cracow
  2. one of several towns in Poland

Declension
declension of Kazimierz
singular
nominative Kazimierz
genitive Kazimierza
dative Kazimierzowi
accusative Kazimierz
instrumental Kazimierzem
locative Kazimierzu
vocative Kazimierzu
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