Polish Names
♀LatinGreta„Greta means 'the pearl' and is a diminutive of the name Margareta, including the Nordic…“View profile →♀ItalianAdalberta„As the female form of Adalbert, Adalberta stands for meanings such as 'the noble', 'the…“View profile →♀PolishAdelajda„The name Adelajda, derived from Old High German, is a Polish form of Adelheid“View profile →♀ItalianAdolfa„Adolfa represents a feminine form of the two-part German name Adolf“View profile →♀ItalianAdolfina„Adolfina is regarded as the feminine derivative of Adolf and is interpreted to mean "th…“View profile →♀LatinAdriana„The name Adriana means 'the one from Adria' and is sometimes interpreted as 'the magnif…“View profile →♀PolishAdula„Adula is a diminutive of the name Adelheid and originates from Polish“View profile →♂GreekAgamemnon„The name Agamemnon (Agamémnon) comes from Greek mythology and literally means 'the very…“View profile →♀GreekAgata„The name Agata, an alternative spelling of Agatha, means 'the Good' or 'the Kind'“View profile →♀LatinAgnesa„Agnesa is essentially an Italian derivation of Agnes, which has its roots in the Ancien…“View profile →♀LatinAlbina„The name Albina is the feminine variant of Albin, which is considered a short form of A…“View profile →♀EstonianAleksandra„The name Aleksandra represents a Slavic derivation of Alexandra and means in short "the…“View profile →♀ItalianAlfonsa„The name Alfonsa can be considered the Italian and Spanish feminine form of Alfonso as …“View profile →♀EnglishAlfreda„Alfreda is the feminine version of Alfred and means 'the one advised by elves', 'the ad…“View profile →♀PolishAlicja„The name Alicja, as the Polish variant of Alicia, goes back to the roots of Alice and A…“View profile →♀PolishAlinka„Alinka is a diminutive of Alina, which is derived from Adeline and has its origins in A…“View profile →♀PolishÄlisia-Jill„Älisia-Jill means the protector of fields and meadows and has its roots in the Roman fa…“View profile →♀PolishAlwina„Alwina is a feminine derivation of the Old High German name Alwin, which is related to …“View profile →♀PolishAna-Isabel„Ana stands for 'the Untouched' or 'the Resurrected', while Isabel is a short form of El…“View profile →♀PolishAndrea-Monika„Andrea-Monika is a double name combining Andrea ("the brave one") and Monika ("the uniq…“View profile →♀PolishAndreana„The name Andreana is primarily used in Bosnian, Bulgarian, Polish, and Czech cultural c…“View profile →♂GreekAndrzej„Andrzej (pronounced "Andschej") is a masculine name that is considered the Polish form …“View profile →♀PolishAneta„Aneta is the Polish and Czech variant of the name Annette, which originates from French…“View profile →♀LatinAngelika„The name Angelika is derived from the terms Angelikus and Angelicus and is translated a…“View profile →♀LatinAngelika-Ilona„Angelika-Ilona is a double name combining Angelika ("the angelic one") and Ilona ("the …“View profile →♀PolishAnicka„Anicka has its roots in Hebrew and is translated as "the favored one." In a religious c…“View profile →♀LatinAniele„The first name Aniele is interpreted as "the messenger," "the envoy of God," "the angel…“View profile →♀HebrewAnigna„Anigna, a female first name, is a variation of the name Annigna, which is considered a …“View profile →♂PolishAniol„Aniol (Anioł) is a masculine name form that originates from Polish and is related to An…“View profile →♀EnglishAniya„Aniya translates to "the Gracious", "the Elegant", "the Charming", and also "God is gra…“View profile →♀PolishAnjane„Anjane is a diminutive form of Anja, originally derived from Anna“View profile →♀PolishAnka„Anka is regarded as a pet form of Anna and derives from the Hebrew Hannah“View profile →♀LatinAnniela„Anniela is a modified form of Aniela, which is a Polish variant of the name Angela“View profile →♀HebrewAnorthe„Anorthe is a beautiful girl's name that traces back to Hebrew and Ancient Greek roots“View profile →♂LatinAntek„Antek is a masculine name variant used in Poland and Silesia and is regarded as a short…“View profile →♀PolishApolonia„Apolonia represents a feminine form of the name Apollonia and is prevalent in Polish an…“View profile →♂PolishArek„The first name Arek is a Polish diminutive of Arkadiusz, a variant of the Ancient Greek…“View profile →♀PolishAriadna„Ariadna is a female name form that derives from the ancient Greek Ariadne“View profile →♂PolishArkadiusz„Arkadiusz is the Polish form of Arkadius and carries the meaning 'the one originating f…“View profile →♂PolishArkady„Arkady (Аркадий) is a masculine first name that is considered a Polish and Russian vari…“View profile →♀PolishArleta„Arleta is the female variant of the name Arlette and has its roots in the Germanic Herleva“View profile →♂PolishArnolf„The name Arnolf is a first name for boys and represents an alternative spelling of Arnu…“View profile →♀ArabicArzu-Melina„The name symbolizes the desire for a child“View profile →♀EnglishAsia„Asia, a female first name, stands for 'Asia' or 'the sun'“View profile →♀GreekAtena„The first name Atena is a variant form of Athena (Ἀθηνᾶ), known in Greek mythology as t…“View profile →♂LatinAugust„August is a masculine form of the name that derives from the Roman surname Augustus“View profile →♀AfricanAyana-Lara„Ayana means 'beautiful flower' and Lara is translated as 'the laurel adorned one.' More…“View profile →♀PolishBajka„The name Bajka has its roots in the Polish language and is an interesting composition o…“View profile →♂PolishBarnim„Barnim is a short form of the name Barnimir, which is considered a Pomeranian derivatio…“View profile →♂PolishBartek„The name Bartek, as a diminutive of Bartosz, has its roots in Bartholomew and originall…“View profile →♀HebrewBascha„Bascha is a Yiddish derivation of the name Basha, which has its roots in the ancient He…“View profile →♂Belizariusz„Belizariusz is a rare boy's name whose origin and exact meaning are unclear“View profile →♀PolishBenilda„Benilda is a female name form that derives from the Spanish and Portuguese regions and …“View profile →♀EnglishBerta„The name Berta is also of Old High German origin and represents a short form of names t…“View profile →♀ItalianBianka„Bianka is a form of the Italian name Bianca, commonly used in Germany, Hungary, and Poland“View profile →♂LatinBlazek„The name Blazek, or Błażek, originates from the diminutive form of Błażej, which in tur…“View profile →♂PolishBogdan-Edmund„Bogdan-Edmund is a double name combining Bogdan ("the God-given") and Edmund ("the prot…“View profile →♀PolishBogdana„The name Bogdana is considered Slavic, with its strongest roots in the Polish and Russi…“View profile →♀PolishBogna„The female name Bogna has its roots in Polish, where bóg means "God," and is translated…“View profile →♂PolishBogumil„Bogumil, a Slavic name also known as Bogumił, means 'Kind God' or 'God's Love'“View profile →♀PolishBogumilla„The name Bogumilla has its roots in Old Slavic and is a Slavic female first name interp…“View profile →♂PolishBogus„Bogus (Boguś) is a Polish short and pet form of names that begin with 'Bog-'“View profile →♂PolishBoguslaw„The Slavic name Boguslaw stands for 'God's glory' and is a combination of the Old Slavi…“View profile →♀PolishBoguslawa„Boguslawa (Bogusława) is a female name that is regarded as the Polish variant of Boguslaw“View profile →♂PolishBoleslaw„The name Boleslaw carries the meaning of 'great honor' or 'the glorious one'“View profile →♂PolishBozydar„The name Bozydar (in its Polish form Bożydar) is the Polish variant of the Slavic name …“View profile →♂PolishBretislav„The Slavic male first name Bretislav (Břetislav) can be translated as 'the glorious noi…“View profile →♂PolishBrisko„The name Brisko has its roots in Old High German and is a masculine first name“View profile →♀PolishBronia„Bronia is a girl's name that is considered a Lithuanian and Polish diminutive of Branis…“View profile →♂PolishBronislaw„Bronislaw (Bronisław) is a male form that is common in Poland and is derived from the R…“View profile →♀CelticCanisia„Canisia is a girl's name that originates from a Celtic word combination“View profile →♂PolishCarel„Carel is the male form derived from the Polish Karel and represents the Czech and Dutch…“View profile →♂Casimir„The masculine first name Casimir was adopted from Polish into German naming“View profile →♂EnglishCedric-Edward„Cedric-Edward is a double name combining Cedric ("the warlord") and Edward ("the guardi…“View profile →♂LatinCezary„Cezary is considered the Polish variant of the name Caesar, which was a significant cog…“View profile →♀PolishChenyce„Chenyce is regarded as the Polish spelling of Janice, which is an English short form of…“View profile →♀PolishConja„The name Conja is a Polish derivative of Sonya, which in turn is a Russian diminutive o…“View profile →♀PolishCyntia„Cyntia is a Polish form of the name Cynthia and carries the meaning 'the one coming fro…“View profile →♂PolishCyprian„Cyprian is a traditional name that traces back to the Roman name Cyprianus and is deriv…“View profile →♂PolishCzeslaw„Czeslaw (Czesław) is a historically grown Polish boy's name“View profile →♀CelticDagmara„Dagmara, as a Slavic variant of Dagmar, derives from various roots“View profile →♀NorwegianDagna„The name Dagna is derived from Dagny and means 'the new day'“View profile →♂SlavicDalibor„The name Dalibor is a masculine first name that is composed of the Slavic elements dáli…“View profile →♂LatinDamian-Maximilian„Damian-Maximilian is a double name combining Damian ("the conqueror") and Maximilian ("…“View profile →♂EnglishDamian-Veit„Damian-Veit is a double name combining Damian ("the conqueror") and Veit ("the life")“View profile →♂EnglishDamian-Vitus„Damian-Vitus is a double name combining Damian ("the conqueror") and Vitus ("the living…“View profile →♀ItalianDaniela„The name Daniela, as the feminine variant of Daniel, means 'God judges' or 'God is my j…“View profile →♀PolishDanusia„Danusia is a diminutive form of the Polish name Danuta, which traces back to the name D…“View profile →♀PolishDanuta„Danuta is a female first name considered a Polish diminutive of Danute, a Lithuanian fo…“View profile →♂PolishDarek„The name Darek is a Polish diminutive of Dariusz and derives from the ancient Persian n…“View profile →♀PersianDaria„The name Daria (دريا) is derived as the feminine variant of Darius or Dareios and has i…“View profile →♂PolishDariusz„Dariusz means as a masculine name 'holding onto the good,' 'possessing the good,' or 'p…“View profile →♀Darjana„Darjana is a beautiful girl's name with ancient Persian origins“View profile →♂EnglishDave-David„Dave-David is a double name combining Dave ("the favorite") and David ("the beloved")“View profile →♂HebrewDawid„Dawid (דָּוִד) is both the biblical Hebrew original form and a Polish variation of the …“View profile →♀PolishDelfa„The name Delfa is a Polish diminutive of Delphina and means 'the woman from Delphi' or …“View profile →♂PolishDelfin„Delfin is a boy's name that traces back to Delphinus“View profile →♀PolishDobrusia„The term also comes from Russian and means 'good'“View profile →♂LatinDonat„Donat is a shortened form of the Latin name Donatus and carries the meaning 'the (gifte…“View profile →♀LatinDonata„Donata is the feminine Italian variant of the name Donatus“View profile →♂GreekDorain„The name Dorain, which can be used for both boys and girls, is a rare English and Polis…“View profile →♀HawaiianDorisa„The first name Dorisa is a form of Doris and translates to 'the gift' or 'the offering.…“View profile →♀PolishDorota„As the Polish, Czech, and Slovak form of Dorothea, Dorota means 'gift of God'“View profile →♀GeorgianDörthe-Julia„Dörthe-Julia is a double name combining Dörthe ("gift of God") and Julia ("the one from…“View profile →♀PolishDragina„Dragina is a variation of the name Draga, which is regarded as the feminine form of Dragan“View profile →♂PolishDymitr„Dymitr is a masculine designation that is considered an old Polish form of the name Dem…“View profile →♀AramaicDzesika„Dzesika, the Polish (Dżesika) and Lithuanian (Džesika) form of Jessica, originates from…“View profile →♀PolishEdburga„The name Edburga, a German and Polish equivalent of the Anglo-Saxon Eadburh, can be dir…“View profile →♂EnglishEdward„Edward is a male first name that means "the guardian of wealth"“View profile →♀DutchElka„Elka is an independent, Low German and East Frisian diminutive form of first names that…“View profile →♀LatinEmila„As the English and Polish form of Emilia, the name Emila carries the meanings 'the imit…“View profile →♀ItalianEpifania„The name Epifania is a feminine form of the ancient Greek Epiphanios (Ἐπιφάνιος) and li…“View profile →♂PolishEpimach„The designation Epimach is derived from Epimachus and has its roots in the Ancient Gree…“View profile →♂PolishErazm„Erazm, as the Polish form of Erasmus, means "the lovable." The name has its roots in an…“View profile →♀PolishEstera„The name Estera is a Slavic variant of Esther and carries the meanings 'the star' and '…“View profile →♀GreekEugenia„Eugenia is the feminine variant of Eugen and originates from the ancient Greek word Eug…“View profile →♂PolishEugeniusz„The first name Eugeniusz, derived from the German Eugen, means "of good lineage" or "th…“View profile →♂GreekEustachy„The first name Eustachy is a Polish variant of Eustachius, a Latinized name that traces…“View profile →♀PolishEva-Bozena„Bozena means 'gift of God'“View profile →♀AramaicEva-Ilona„The origin of the name Ilona lies in Aramaic, where it means 'tree'“View profile →