Radim name meaning
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What does Radim mean?
Radim is spelling variation of Radzimierz.
How do I pronounce Radim?
r(a)-dim is the most common way to pronounce two syllabled Radim.
Variants of Radim
How popular is the name Radim?
Radim is a popular baby name in Czech Republic where every 1 in 600 have the name. At least, 20000 people globally have carried Radim as their given name according to our research.
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Maybe some people take you for granted but it's good for your art. You are an adventurer who follows his intuition. When it comes to love relationships, you are loyal and passionate but don't trust your partner. It's time you realize that your life success and accomplishments don't depend on other people and their opinion of you but on you and your opinion of yourself. You don't depend on anyone's understanding and support.
Go through the following names similar to Radim
- Cecilie - Origin of Trendy Cecilie is in Latin language bestowed upon baby girls, used specifically in Czech and Scandinavian, meaning of Cecilie is "Blind or A Feminine Form of Cecil"
- Ilya - Queer unisex name Ilya means "A Mythical Tree of Paradise, The Lord is My God or Abbreviation of Elijah" used in Finnish, Sanskrit and Swedish is of English and Hebrew origin
- Alois - Noteworthy and Ceaseless Aloiss origin is Old High German and Old French, meaning of Alois is "Famous or Learned", a gender insensitive name is particulary used in Danish and Finnish
- Stefka mostly is used in Polish, Bulgarian and Czech has its origin in Old Greek, meaning of Stefka is "The Crowned or The Crowned" is a baby girl name
- David - Illustrous and Evergreen unisex name David is used predominantly in Danish, French and Telugu which originated from Hebrew, meaning of David is "Beloved or Dearly Loved". In 2018, prevalent David was the 22nd most popular name among baby boy names in United States
Famous people named Radim
- Radim Gaudentius, was Archbishop of Gniezno and the first Polish archbishop
- Radim Nyč, former Czech cross-country skier
- Radim Vrbata, Czech former professional ice hockey right winger
- Radim Bičánek, Czech former professional ice hockey defenceman
- Radim Sáblík, retired Czech football player