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Damir is a common male given name in South Slavic languages, and occasionally in Central Asia and Turkic regions of Russia.
It is of Slavic origin, with da meaning "give"/"take", and mir, meaning "peace". In other cases, it can also be a variation of a Turkish name "Demir", which means "metal, iron, or steel". ^[1][2]

People

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  Damir Bajs, Croatian politician


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  Damir Bičanić, Croatian handball player


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  Damir Bjelopoljak, Bosnian volleyball player


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  Damir Botonjič, Slovenian football player


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  Damir Burić (disambiguation), several people


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  Damir Čakar, Montenegrin football player


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  Damir Čeković, Serbian football player


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  Damir Čerkić, Bosnian football player


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  Damir Desnica, Croatian football player


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  Damir Dokić, father of Serbian Australian tennis player Jelena Dokić


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  Damir Doma, German fashion designer of Croatian descent


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  Damir Drinić, Serbian football player


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  Damir Dugonjič, Slovenian swimmer


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  Damir Dzhalimov, Russian football player


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  Damir Džidić, Croatian football player of Bosnia and Herzegovina descent


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  Damir Džombić, Bosnian football player


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  Damir Džumhur, Bosnian tennis player


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  Damir Fejzić, Serbian taekwondo practitioner


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  Damir Glavan, Croatian water polo player


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  Damir Hadžić (footballer, born 1978), Bosnian-Herzegovinian footballer


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  Damir Hadžić (footballer, born 1984), Slovenian footballer


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  Damir Ibrić, Bosnian football player


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  Damir Jurković, Croatian football player


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  Damir Kahriman, Serbian footballer of Romani descent


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  Damir Kajin, Croatian politician


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  Damir Kaletović, Bosnian journalist


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  Damir Keretić, German tennis player of Croatian descent


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  Damir Kreilach, Croatian football player


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  Damir Krupalija, Bosnian basketball player


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  Damir Krznar, Croatian football player


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  Damir Lesjak, Croatian football player


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  Damir Maričić, Croatian football player


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  Damir Markota, Bosnian basketball player


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  Damir Martin, Croatian rower


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  Damir Matovinović, Croatian football referee


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  Damir Mehić, Swedish footballer of Bosnian descent


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  Damir Memišević, Bosnian football player


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  Damir Mikec, Serbian sport shooter of Croatian descent


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  Damir Milinović, Croatian football player and manager


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  Damir Mirvić, Bosnian football player


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  Damir Mršić, Bosnian basketball player


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  Damir Mukhamyatzhanov, Russian football player


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  Damir Mulaomerović, Croatian basketball player of Bosnian descent


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  Damir Nikšić, Bosnian conceptual artist


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  Damir Pekič, Slovenian football player


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  Damir Pertič, Slovenian futsal player


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  Damir Petravić, Croatian football player and manager


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  Damir Polančec, Croatian politician


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  Damir Puškar, Slovenian futsal player


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  Damir Rančić, Croatian basketball player


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  Damir Rastić, Serbian biathlete


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  Damir Rašić, Croatian football player


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  Damir Rilje, Croatian politician


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  Damir Sadikov, Russian football player


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  Damir Salimov, Uzbek film director


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  Damir Shadaev, Russian politician


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  Damir Siraciev, Tatar theatre director and actor


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  Damir Skomina, Slovenian football referee


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  Damir Stojak, Serbian football player


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  Damir Škaro, Croatian boxer


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  Damir Šolman, Croatian basketball player


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  Damir Šovšić, Croatian football player of Bosnian descent


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  Damir Špica, Bosnian football player


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  Damir Šutevski, Yugoslavian-Canadian association football player


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  Damir Urban, Croatian musician


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  Damir Vitas, Croatian footballer


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  Damir Vrabac, Bosnian football player


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  Damir Vrančić, Bosnian footballer of Croatian descent


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  Damir Zaynullin, Russian murder victim of Tatar descent


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  Damir Zlomislić, Bosnian football player

See also

• All pages beginning with Damir

References

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