Polish Names starting with “J”

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Namem/f/uOriginMeaning
JacekmPolishJacek is derived from Jacenty, which is the Polish form of the Ancient Greek Hyákinthos…
JacentymPolishJacenty is an old Polish variant of the ancient Greek name Hyákinthos (Ὑάκινθος), refer…
JacubmPolishJacub, a masculine first name, is a Czech derivation of the name Jacob or Jakob, which …
JagnafLatinThe name Jagna, a female first name, is a Polish diminutive of Agnieszka or Agnes, orig…
JagodafPolishJagoda is a feminine first name that has Old Slavic origins and means 'the berry' or 't…
Jahn-JanekmPolishJahn-Janek is a double name combining Jahn ("God is gracious") and Janek ("God is good")
Jaliyah-JaninafAfricanA radiantly fulfilled dream
JanekmEstonianJanek is a boy's name that translates to "God is gracious" or "God is merciful." The na…
Janek-SebastianmPolishThe name consists of the meaning 'exalted God John'
JankafHebrewJanka, a girl's name, carries the meaning 'God is gracious.' It derives as a diminutive…
Janka-KatharinafPolishThe first name Janka-Katharina currently has no specific meaning
Janusz-AdammPolishJanusz-Adam is a double name combining Janusz ("God is gracious") and Adam ("earthling")
JarekmPolishJarek is a diminutive form of Slavic names that contain the element 'Jaro-', including …
JarkafPolishJarka is a diminutive of Jaroslava and thus a female first name of Slavic origin
JaromierzmPolishJaromierz is a male first name that comes from Polish and is a derivative of Jaromir
JaromirafPolishJaromira is a female form of the name Jaromir, which is prevalent in Poland, Serbia, an…
JaroslawmPolishJaroslaw is a variant of the Slavic name Jaroslav, found in both Russian and Polish for…
JasminafPolishThe name Jasmina is derived from the ancient Persian term for jasmine and literally mea…
JelanafSlavicJelana is regarded as a Slavic variation of the Greek name Helena
JeremimHebrewJeremi is the Polish variant of the name Jeremia or Jeremias and means 'God elevates' o…
Johann-MagnusmLatinJohann is a short form of the biblical name Johannes, while Magnus comes from Latin and…
JoinafPolishCurrently, there is no information available regarding the meaning
Jola-AlexandrafPolishJola, from Jolanda, stands for 'violet flower', while Alexandra translates from Greek a…
JolantafPolishJolanta is a female first name that is common in Latvia, Lithuania, and Poland and is d…
JolefItalianThe name Jole is a female short form of Jolande or Jolanda and stands for 'the violet b…
JolkafPolishThe name Jolka is a loving Polish derivative of Jola, which itself is a diminutive of t…
JonatanmHebrewThe first name Jonatan (Hebrew יוֹנָתָן jōnātān) has biblical origins and traces back t…
JozefmDutchThe name Jozef is a variant of the biblical Josef in various languages, including Alban…
JozefafPolishThe first name Jozefa represents the Polish (Józefa) and Slovenian (Jožefa) forms of Jo…
JozefinfHebrewA modified form of Jozefa and Jozefina
JozefinafPolishThe name Jozefina, common in Croatia, as well as Józefina in Poland, is derived from Jo…
JudamArabicJuda is a biblical first name derived from the Hebrew name Jehuda or Jehudah
JudkafPolishThe name Judka is a diminutive of the name Judyta, which represents the Polish form of …
JudziafPolishThe name Jadzia, from which Judzia is derived, has its roots in Polish
Julia-AleksandrafPolishThe name consists of Julia, which means 'the Shining', and Aleksandra, which means 'the…
Julia-HalinafPolishJulia-Halina is a double name combining Julia ("the one from the Julian family") and Ha…
Julia-MagdalenafPolishJulia-Magdalena is a double name combining Julia ("the one from the Julian family") and…
JuliannafLatinJulianna is a feminine form of the name Julian and an extended variant of Julia
JulitafLatinJulita is a feminine designation that is considered the Polish and Spanish form of Julitta
JulkafLatinJulka is known as the Polish and Silesian form of Julia, which is the feminine counterp…
JustinafLatinThe name Justina essentially means 'the Just', 'the Honest', and 'the Righteous'
JustynmLatinThe name Justyn is the Polish derivation of Justin and carries the meaning 'the Just'
JustynafLatinJustyna is a Polish form of Justina, which is considered the feminine variant of Justin

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