Bartosz

Bartosz is a Polish and Hungarian form of the name Bartholomew, which is a Latinized variant of the Aramaic name Bar-Tolmai (ܒܪ ܬܘܠܡܝ). The meaning of the name is 'the son of Tolmai' or originally 'the son of the furrower'.

What does the name Bartosz mean?

The name Bartosz is a variant of Bartholomew and originates from Old Aramaic. It is composed of the elements bar, meaning 'son', and telem, which stands for 'furrows', 'wrinkled', or 'full of folds'. Bartosz was one of the twelve apostles of Jesus in the Bible and is often identified with Nathanael. In interdenominational contexts, the form Bartolomäus is often used. Other variants include Bartholomeus, Bartholomaeus, Bartholomaios, Bartholomäa, Bartosch, and many more. Female forms include Bartholomea, Bartolomea, Bartolina, and Bartola.

Where does the name Bartosz come from?

The name Bartosz has its roots in Old Aramaic and means 'the son of Tolmai'.

How do you pronounce Bartosz?

The pronunciation of Bartosz is two syllables and rich in consonants. In the German interpretation, it is often pronounced as 'Bar-tosch' [ˈbartɔʃ], with the name starting with an open A sound that radiates warmth. The R gives the first syllable a special depth. The sh sound at the end of '-tosz' provides a distinctive and slightly sharp tone. Bartosz conveys strength, tradition, and a strong character.

When is the name day of Bartosz?

The name day of Bartosz is celebrated on August 24.

Popularity

In Germany, Bartosz is among the more common first names. Currently, it ranks 4,024th on the list of the most popular male baby names. Its best placement was in 2014 at rank 851. Over the last ten years, Bartosz has been chosen as a first name around 160 times, placing it 1,808th in the ten-year statistics. From 2010 to 2024, it ranks 1,626th.

Nicknames & pet names

Barrosch / Bart / Bartek / Barti / Barto / Bartoszek / Bartus / Batti / Bautosz / Bratosch

Similar first names

Barto

Famous people

• Bartosz Andrejczak (actor, model)
• Bartosz Bereszynski (Polish footballer)
• Bartosz Bialkowski (Polish footballer)
• Bartosz Bosacki (Polish football player)
• Bartosz Broniszewski (German footballer)
• Bartosz Chajdecki (Polish composer)
• Bartosz Fabiniak (Polish football player)
• Bartosz Gawryszewski (Polish volleyball player)
• Bartosz Iwan (Polish footballer)
• Bartosz Jurecki (Polish handball player)
• Bartosz Kaniecki (football player from Poland)
• Bartosz Kapustka (Polish footballer)
• Bartosz Karwan (Polish football player)
• Bartosz Kasnikowski (Polish football player)
• Bartosz Kizierowski (swimmer from Poland)
• Bartosz Kopacz (footballer from Poland)
• Bartosz Kowalski-Banasewicz (Polish composer)
• Bartosz Lawa (footballer from Poland)
• Bartosz Losiak (beach volleyball player from Poland)
• Bartosz Machaj (footballer from Poland)