Dalibor is a unique and distinctive male given name of Slavic origin, particularly popular among Czechs and other Slavic nations. Its literal translation into English is "gift of God," which reflects the name's divine roots and imbues it with an aura of blessing and favor from the heavens. The name Dalibor is composed of two elements: 'dale' meaning " dale, valley" and 'bor' meaning "fortress, stronghold." Thus, it could also be interpreted as "strong fortress in the valley," suggesting a name with strength, resilience, and fortitude. Dalibor has gained prominence historically through figures like Dalibor of Kozí Hrádek, a Czech nobleman who played a significant role in the Hussite Wars during the 15th century. This has contributed to the name's enduring popularity among Czechs and its association with courage, honor, and patriotism. Despite its Slavic origins, Dalibor is not limited to Czech-speaking countries. It can be found across Central and Eastern Europe, demonstrating its adaptability and appeal as a global given name.
"Dalibor was quite popular in 1979 with five newborns sharing this name that year."