Dagmar is a feminine given name of Scandinavian origin. The name Dagmar is derived from the Old Norse name Dagmær, which means glorious in battle. Dagmar is also associated with the Old Norse goddess of love and fertility, Freyja. In Norse mythology, Dagmar was the wife of King Gudröd of Scandinavia and the mother of King Harald Hildetand. The name Dagmar has been popular in Scandinavia since the Middle Ages and has been used in various forms, such as Dagmar, Dagmara, and Dagny. Dagmar has also been used in other European countries, such as Germany and Austria, where it is often spelled Dagmarie or Dagmara. The name Dagmar has been associated with several historical figures, including a 10th-century Danish queen and a 13th-century Norwegian princess. In modern times, the name Dagmar has been used in various contexts, such as in literature, film, and music. Dagmar is a unique and uncommon name in many parts of the world, making it a distinctive and exotic choice for parents looking for a name with historical and cultural significance. Despite its origins in Norse mythology, the name Dagmar has a timeless and universal appeal, symbolizing strength, beauty, and grace.

The root form of Dagmar is Dagmar — meaning Maid of The Day.

Dagmar remains a beloved choice, ranking #14 in the US. Timeless appeal across cultures and generations.