Oh my god, what a lovely coincidence!
My name is Dragomir, too! Well, my second name, ha!

How delightful!

What does "Dragomir" stand for in this comic of yours, if I may ask?

Really? Then you have got an ancient old German second name

And Dragomir is the name of one of the major characters in this story and it is the name of the OC of my school friend whom I wish to give this as a present for his 30th birthday^^

Actually, I was convinced that "Dragomir" was a slavic name, which means "Valorous and Peaceful". You say it is Germanic? How quaint!

But it is my name "Eduard", which is Germanic c:

But I must say, your friend made a very good choice with this name!

Yes indeed there is a slavic version of this name too which means exactly what you said.

The Germanic version only goes with the valorous term, but has the additional meaning of dragon slayer (we were taught in school that the germanic ending "ir" expressing "doing something", many german second names are like that like Müller Schneider or Schuster, though the "ir" changed to "er")

Eduardo and Edward are said to have long tradition in Germanic name culture and date back even into the celtic period (A stone on a mountain path shows the words "Etwartus hoc scribat" "Etwartus wrote this")