Vladimeri
A Slavic name from the Vladimir line, meaning "famous ruler". Fewer than a hundred men in Poland carry it, and most people here have never met one.
Vladimeri Pronunciation
What Vladimeri means
Where Vladimeri comes from and what it has meant to the people who carry it.
The name vladimeri comes from Slavic soil. Inside it sit two old elements: vlad, "to rule," and mir, linked both to fame and to the wider world. Read together they give the sense recorded here, "famous ruler," and in Polish "władca świata."
The form most Poles will recognise is Włodzimierz, and across the eastern border the same name stands as Vladimir. vladimeri sits nearer the Georgian and Church-Slavonic spellings, where the -i ending settles onto the root. The meaning does not soften. A child given this name is handed a word about command rather than calm.
Read a class register in a Polish school and Włodzimierz turns up rarely now. The older form has thinned. Still the root holds: rule, and the reach of that rule outward. That is what vladimeri keeps, the plain Slavic claim to be a famous ruler.
How many people are named Vladimeri
1 in 222356 men in Poland is named Vladimeri. 96 people carry it in the 2025 register: rank #3552 among male names.