Jaroslav
m.
Slavic Jarilo, the name of a god of vegetation, fertility, and springtime, from Proto-Slavic *jaro, *jarъ, *jarь, *jara 'spring (season)' + Slavic sława, slava 'glory, fame'.
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- ● 1287 Jaroslaus (nom) RTT-1.1 II;
1345 Jeroslai (gen) CDEM-7.2 605,
Jeroslao (abl) ibid. 605,
Jeroslaus (nom) ibid. 605;
1348 Jaroslaus (nom) chlumecky 8;
1349 Jarosius (nom) ibid. 128,
Jaroslao (dat) ibid. 114,
Jaroslaus (nom) ibid. 26,
Jarossio (dat) ibid. 76;
1350 Jaroslao (dat) ibid. 168,
Jaroslaus (nom) ibid. 175;
1351 Jaroslaus (nom) ibid. 35,
Jarossius (nom) ibid. 19;
1353 Jaroslao (abl) ibid. 60,
Jaroslaus (nom) ibid. 82;
1355 Jaroslaus (nom) ibid. 65;
1356 Jaroslaus (nom) ibid. 178, p. 29
- ◑ 1353 Jaros (nom) chlumecky 49, p. 23
Cite as: S.L. Uckelman. "Jaroslav". In S.L. Uckelman, ed. The Dictionary of Medieval Names from European Sources, Edition 2017, no. 1. http://dmnes.org/2017/1/name/Jaroslav.