All over the world, Mojmír (Mojmír 
) is quite a rare male forename. The first name Mojmír is characteristic of Eastern Europe, particularly Czechia, where it is quite a common masculine name, and Slovakia, where it is a rare male name.
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mojmír i. Duke of Great Moravia, CZ (b. 795) |
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| mojmír karol štafanovič SK (b. 1858) |
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mojmír melan Czechoslovak roman catholic priest (1922-2000), CZ (b. 1922) |
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mojmír stránský Czech designer and inventor, CZ (b. 1924) |
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| mojmír lepař CZ (b. 1867) |
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mojmír trávníček Czech literary theorist and writer, CZ (b. 1931) |
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| mojmír urbánek CZ (b. 1873) |
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mojmír kovář Czechoslovak member of Czechoslovak parliament, Czechoslovak politician and agonomist, CZ (b. 1938) |
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| mojmír helcelet CZ (b. 1879) |
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mojmír bártek Czech composer, conductor and musicologist, CZ (b. 1942) |
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| mojmír heller CZ (b. 1882) |
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mojmír horyna Czech historian, art historian and university educator, CZ (b. 1945) |
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| mojmír soukup CZ (b. 1887) |
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| mojmír novotný Czechoslovak pedagogue (1901-1989), CZ (b. 1901) |
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| mojmír eliáš lawyer at a Ministry of Trade of Czechoslovakia (1901-1945), CZ (b. 1901) |
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