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Stracimir is a Slavic given name. Most famous Stracimir was the prince of Zeta from 1362-1372. He was one of three sons of Balša I, the ruler of Zeta. He was never chosen to become the ruler of Zeta. He married and had a son, Đurađ, who would later become ruler of Zeta after Balša II, Stracimir's brother. Stracimir died as a monk in 1372 or 1373.
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