Sławomira
Feminine form of Sławomir, from Slavic roots for "glory and peace". Around 4,600 Polish women carry it and no girls got it last year: a name that sits with older generations now, one most Poles have never met.
Sławomira Pronunciation
Sławomira is pronounced swah-vo-MEE-rah (/swavɔˈmira/).
What Sławomira means
Where Sławomira comes from and what it has meant to the people who carry it.
Sławomira is a Slavic name built from two parts. Sława means glory or renown, and mir means peace, which is why the short gloss reads glory and peace. The same mir element appears in Mirosław and Włodzimierz, so Sławomira sits inside a wide family of old compound names.
Its masculine counterpart is Sławomir. From the full name come softer short forms. Sława stands on its own. Sławek is heard more among the men.
On an imieniny, a Sławomira might find her full name on the paperwork and Sława on everyone's lips. The formal version stays for the urząd and the school register, while the short one does the daily work. Whatever the setting, the sense holds: glory and peace.
How many people are named Sławomira
1 in 4897 women in Poland is named Sławomira. 4,604 people carry it in the 2025 register: rank #505 among female names.
Sławomira as a middle name
Sławomira is a first name for 4,604 women in Poland and a middle name for another 2,331, a 66/34 split. In the women's middle-name ranking it sits 187th, between Albina (2,347) and Natasza (2,321).
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#185 Tatiana2,349
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#186 Albina2,347
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#187 Sławomira2,331
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#188 Natasza2,321
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#189 Inga2,111