Hilmar

Description

• Hilmar is an old German name that consists of two parts: Hild, which means "fight", and Mar, which means "famous". So Hilmar is a "battle-famous" dog who fears nothing and is always ready for an adventure.
• Hilmar can also be a short form of Hildemar or Hilarius. Hildemar comes from Old German and has the same meaning as Hilmar. Hilarius comes from Latin and means "the cheerful one". So Hilmar is also a happy dog who likes to laugh and have fun.
• Hilmar's name day is January 13. This is a good day to give your dog an extra portion of treats or go for a long walk. Or both!
• Hilmar is a name that is particularly common in the Nordic region. In Denmark, Norway, Iceland and Estonia, there are many people and dogs called Hilmar. Perhaps you have relatives or friends there that you can visit with your dog.
• Hilmar is a name that suits many dog breeds. Whether large or small, long-haired or short-haired, black or white - Hilmar suits every dog. But there are also some similar names that you might like: for example Hilmann, Hildur, Hilda or Hilde.

As you can see, Hilmar is a great name for your dog. It expresses that your dog is brave, cheerful and popular. It also has a nice sound and is easy to call. I hope you are happy with your choice and have lots of fun with your dog Hilmar!

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• Choose a name that suits your dog. Think about what characteristics, preferences or special features your dog has and look for a name that reflects these. For example: Flocke for a white dog, Luna for a nocturnal dog or Balu for a cozy dog.
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Gender

Origin

German

Statistic

There are 0 dogs registered with the name Hilmar.