Yulimar

Yulimar is a given name used in Spanish-speaking communities. It is relatively uncommon and is most often encountered in Venezuela and other parts of Latin America. The exact origin and meaning are not well documented; it is generally regarded as a modern or blended name formed from elements common in Spanish given names, with no single established etymology.

In contemporary usage, the name appears primarily as a feminine given name, though detailed demographic data are limited. The most prominent bearer is Yulimar Rojas (born 1995), a Venezuelan track and field athlete who specializes in the triple jump. She won the Olympic gold medal at the 2020 Tokyo Games and holds the world record in the women's triple jump, a achievement that has brought international recognition to the name.

Beyond Rojas, documented instances of the name Yulimar are relatively sparse in public records and media, reflecting its status as a relatively uncommon given name rather than a widely established cultural tradition.