Liubomyra
A Slavic name meaning "lover of peace", written here in its Ukrainian spelling, a close cousin to the Polish Lubomira. Only about 350 women in Poland carry it, and none have been given it in recent years, so most Poles have never met one.
Liubomyra Pronunciation
Liubomyra is pronounced lyoo-bo-MIH-rah (/ljubɔˈmɨra/).
What Liubomyra means
Where Liubomyra comes from and what it has meant to the people who carry it.
Liubomyra grew from two old Slavic roots: lyub, meaning love, and myr, meaning peace. Together they give the reading the site records, lover of peace, or in Polish miłująca pokój. The name belongs most strongly to Ukrainian families, where it stands beside its cross-gender partner Lubomir and the variant Lubomira.
Compound names of this kind, built from two plain words, are old across the Slavic world. Someone called Liubomyra holds a short phrase for a name. The meaning stays legible even to a stranger who reads it slowly.
That legibility is rare. Many names hide their sense under centuries of sound change, while this one keeps both halves in plain view. On a Ukrainian class register the name reads almost as its own definition.
For a Polish speaker the closest form is Lubomira, with Lubomir for a boy.
How many people are named Liubomyra
1 in 64411 women in Poland is named Liubomyra. 350 people carry it in the 2025 register: rank #1604 among female names.