Ludomira
Fewer than 400 Polish women carry it, and not one girl has been given it since 2000: a name most Poles will never meet. Its Slavic roots read as "peace of the people".
Ludomira Pronunciation
Ludomira is pronounced loo-do-MEE-rah (/ludɔˈmira/).
What Ludomira means
Where Ludomira comes from and what it has meant to the people who carry it.
Ludomira grows from Slavic soil. It splits into two old parts: lud, meaning people, and mir, meaning peace. Together they hand the name its short meaning, peace of the people, a sense fixed to Ludomira since the early Slavic habit of building names from two ordinary words.
The name keeps a masculine twin. Ludomir stands beside it, same roots, same promise about the community rather than the single bearer.
On a Polish class register, Ludomira reads as older and plainer in build than the Zofias and Amelias around it. That plainness is the point. The name says something outward, about the lud, the people, and about mir, the calm they might share. Whoever carries it carries a small Slavic sentence: peace of the people.
When Ludomira celebrates name day
Ludomira appears 2 times in the Polish name day calendar, 1 of them as a main name, the first on 21 March.
The days Polish calendars list this name on. By custom you celebrate one of them, usually the first after your birthday.
Rarer dates. Only the most complete calendars add this name on these days. Most skip them, so hardly anyone celebrates then.
How many people are named Ludomira
1 in 56643 women in Poland is named Ludomira. 398 people carry it in the 2025 register: rank #1486 among female names.
Ludomira as a middle name
Ludomira is a first name for 398 women in Poland and a middle name for another 187, a 68/32 split. In the women's middle-name ranking it sits 495th, between Lilly (188) and Ariadna (186).
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#493 Leona188
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#494 Lilly188
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#495 Ludomira187
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#496 Ariadna186
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#497 Frances186