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I love it, and would use it in real life. It's so film noire delicious.

It's elegant and beautiful name. For us (in Czechia) is women carrying diminutive says Dáša ( Dasha ).

I met a Dagmar when I was studying abroad, she was from Germany. She was sassy and intelligent, they used to call her "Daggie" in her apartment complex. I think the association has made the name for me. I like it! It has a strong female vibe to me that I like.

I don't like it. It sounds so harsh to me, especially the "dag" part in the beginning.

I like it, but it sounds a bit too harsh for me to actually want to use myself. I prefer Dagny. It would be great for a character, though.

I love it! I'm also fond of Dagny.

I find it so harsh-sounding. Hard G's in the middle of names are just so gutteral.

I like it quite a bit, though I've been preferring the similar Dagny lately. I love the meaning in particular -- "day maid" -- so evocative of loveliness and light in contrast to the name's heavier sound (which is also quite elegant, albeit in its own way).

This message was edited 2/24/2012, 11:25 PM

Not really the most attractive of names... on the right character, it could work though.

Dagmar is one of my favorites, in real life or for a character.