Of Slavic origin and meaning "destroyer of peace", from Proto-Slavic *kaziti (“to destroy”) + *mirъ (“peace”).
Kazimír m anim
singular | plural | |
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nominative | Kazimír | Kazimírové |
genitive | Kazimíra | Kazimírů |
dative | Kazimírovi, Kazimíru | Kazimírům |
accusative | Kazimíra | Kazimíry |
vocative | Kazimíre | Kazimírové |
locative | Kazimírovi, Kazimíru | Kazimírech |
instrumental | Kazimírem | Kazimíry |
Kazimír m pers
singular | dual | plural | |
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nominative | Kazimír | Kazimíry | Kazimíři, Kazimírové |
genitive | Kazimíra | Kazimírú | Kazimíróv |
dative | Kazimíru, Kazimírovi | Kazimíroma | Kazimíróm |
accusative | Kazimíra | Kazimíry | Kazimíry |
vocative | Kazimíře | Kazimíry | Kazimíři, Kazimírové |
locative | Kazimíru, Kazimírovi | Kazimírú | Kazimířiech |
instrumental | Kazimírem | Kazimíroma | Kazimíry |
Kazimír m pers (diminutive Kazo or Miro)
singular | plural | |
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nominative | Kazimír | Kazimírovia |
genitive | Kazimíra | Kazimírov |
dative | Kazimírovi | Kazimírom |
accusative | Kazimíra | Kazimírov |
locative | Kazimírovi | Kazimíroch |
instrumental | Kazimírom | Kazimírmi |