Felicjan

The first name Felicjan is a Polish variant of the name Felix, which has its origin in the Roman surname Felicianus.

What does the name Felicjan mean?

Felicjan, a masculine first name, is the Polish form of Felix. This name traces back to the Roman surname Felicianus. Translated into English, the name means 'the Happy', 'the Blissful', 'the Fruitful', and 'the Successful'. Its roots lie in Latin, where the word felix means 'successful', 'fruitful', 'bringing happiness', and 'happy'. The name became known through Marcus Antonius Felix, who served as a Roman procurator in the province of Iudaea. Another prominent bearer of the name is Felix of Nola, a holy priest of the Catholic Church. Other variants include Felician, Felicianus, Feliciano, Felicien, Felicio, and Felizian.

Where does the name Felicjan come from?

The name Felicjan has Latin roots and means something like 'the Successful' or 'the Happy'. The Latin components are felix, which means 'successful', 'fruitful', 'bringing happiness', and 'happy', as well as felicitas, which describes 'happiness' and 'bliss'. The language of the name is Polish.

How do you pronounce Felicjan?

Feh-lits-jan

When is the name day of Felicjan?

The name days for Felicjan fall on January 14, May 18, June 9, July 12, August 30, and December 30.

Popularity

In Germany, Felicjan is one of the less common first names. The name currently ranks 5,840th in the statistics of the most common male baby names. Its best placement was in 2005, at rank 827. In the last ten years, Felicjan has been chosen as a first name less than 10 times, placing it at 6,655th in the ten-year statistics. Between 2010 and 2024, it ranks 7,742nd.