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I'm Serbian and my dad, grandpa and one of my classmates all have this name. This name is ok but it's just too overused.
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With 153 862 bearers, Miroslav is the 11th most common masculine given name in the Czech Republic (2014 Data). With 66 198 bearers, Miroslav is the 18th most common masculine given name in Slovakia (2014 Data).
Source: https://forebears.io/forenames/miroslav
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Source: https://forebears.io/forenames/miroslav
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This name also may mean "the man who will bring peace" or something like that.
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Name of the day: 3/24/2021.
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It has the word "slav" in it. It is pretty cool though.
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Miroslav Josef Klose is a German retired professional footballer who last played as a striker for Italian club Lazio and the German national team. He is currently a member of the German national side's coaching staff.
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Nicknames for Miroslav: Miško, Mišike, Miškec, Škemic, Miša, Šomi...
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One famous bearer of this name was Serbian poet Miroslav Antić (1932-1986).
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Name of the Day: March 24, 2013.
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Somehow, I think this is a good name. I think the miro part is light and the slav part is more heavier, to make an oddish name. It's a bit odd, but I'm now rather fond of it. Snort!
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Miroslav Krleža was arguably one of the greatest Croatian writers of the 20th century.
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Personally one of my favorite names. It's my boyfriend's name, haha. And it's adorable. ^_^
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Miroslav Satan is an ice hockey player.
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Pet form: Miro.
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This is a really great name - both adorable and exotic.
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It's the name of the German footballer, Miroslav Klose.
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Oh Man. Shall I shatter everyone and tell you that in my story Miroslav is a Bulgarian boy who betrays his headmaster? Great meaning.
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One famous bearer is actor Miroslav Šimůnek, born 5 April 1978, Prague, Czechoslovakia.
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Pet forms of Miroslav are Mirek, Miro, Slavo, Mireèek, Slávek.
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I interpret this name as meaning "glorious in peace" (and similarly for other *slav names, e. G. Svyatoslav="glorious in saintliness", Mstislav="glorious in revenge.") I have no basis for this other than being a native Russian speaker and thus having some intuition for old Slavic word formation.
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