Polish Names

Polish names are deeply rooted in the country's rich history and cultural heritage. Traditionally, names were often derived from Slavic roots, saints, and historical figures. Common themes include nature, virtues, and familial connections, reflecting the values and beliefs of Polish society.

In Poland, it is common for children to be named after relatives, honoring family lineage and maintaining connections to ancestors. Many Polish names have distinct diminutive forms, which are often used affectionately. Additionally, the influence of Christianity is evident, with many names being derived from saints, such as Anna, Maria, and Jan. The combination of these elements creates a diverse and meaningful naming tradition that continues to evolve while preserving its historical significance.

Male

Albin^(M)
Aldon^(M)
Aurek^(M)
Bazyli^(M)
Bendek^(M)
Bialy^(M)
Bonifacy^(M)
Casimer^(M)
Casimir^(M)
Dobry^(M)
Erek^(M)
Eryk^(M)
Gerik^(M)
Jarek^(M)
Jedrek^(M)
Jerzy^(M)
Kaz^(M)
Magnar^(M)
Mandek^(M)
Marcin^(M)
Melchior^(M)
Milek^(M)
Nelek^(M)
Stanislaw^(M)
Tanek^(M)
Zbigniew^(M)

Female

Aldona^(F)
Brygid^(F)
Brygida^(F)
Ewa^(F)
Felcia^(F)
Filipina^(F)
Gizela^(F)
Jadzia^(F)
Jania^(F)
Janina^(F)
Kamilia^(F)
Kasia^(F)
Kassia^(F)
Ksena^(F)
Lidia^(F)
Lilka^(F)
Magda^(F)
Marcelina^(F)
Marika^(F)
Olesia^(F)
Rasia^(F)
Rasine^(F)
Roza^(F)
Tekli^(F)
Tesia^(F)
Tola^(F)
Tolla^(F)
Truda^(F)
Zenobia^(F)
Zocha^(F)
Zofia^(F)
Zosia^(F)
Zotia^(F)
Zyta^(F)
Zytka^(F)

Unisex

Brede^(U)
Marek^(U)
Tait^(U)
Ziven^(U)

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Polish Names

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Female

Unisex