Dimar is of Greek origin, derived from the Greek word 'Δημήτριος' (Dimitrios), which means 'follower or supplanter'. It is a short form of Dimiter, a Bulgarian variant of Demetrius. The name was borne by several early saints and martyrs in the Christian church, making it a popular choice among families with Orthodox Christian backgrounds.
Dimar has gained popularity worldwide, particularly in countries with significant Greek and Slavic populations. It is often used as both a first name and a surname, due to its versatility and appealing sound.
In various languages, Dimar translates as follows:
- Bulgarian: Димар
- Czech: Dimár
- French: Dimar
- German: Dimar
- Italian: Dimaro
- Spanish: Dimar
Notable individuals with the name Dimar include Dimitar Anakiev, a prominent Bulgarian poet and prose writer, and Dimiter Angelov, a renowned Bulgarian film director.
Dimar had a steady birth rate from 2015 onwards with six births each year.