AlexUnisex
Greek · AL-eks
Meaning: Defender
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Polish baby names
Discover beautiful Polish baby names and their meanings — from timeless classics to old Slavic gems.
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32 names
AlicjaGirl
Germanic · ah-LEETS-yah
Meaning: Noble
AmeliaGirl
Germanic · ah-MEE-lee-uh
Meaning: Work, industrious
AntoniBoy
Latin · an-TOH-nee
Meaning: Priceless (traditional meaning)
DominikBoy
Latin · DOM-ee-neek
Meaning: Belonging to the Lord
FelixBoy
Latin · FEE-liks
Meaning: Lucky, happy
FranciszekBoy
Latin · fran-CHEE-shek
Meaning: Free one; Frenchman
GabrielBoy
Hebrew · gah-bree-EL
Meaning: God is my strength
HannaGirl
Hebrew · HAN-ah
Meaning: Grace, favour
IgorBoy
Norse · EE-gor
Meaning: Warrior (from Ingvar)
JagodaGirl
Slavic · yah-GO-dah
Meaning: Berry
JakubBoy
Hebrew · YAH-koob
Meaning: Held by the heel
JanBoy
Hebrew · YAHN
Meaning: God is gracious
JuliaGirl
Latin · YOO-lee-ah
Meaning: Youthful
KacperBoy
Persian · KATS-per
Meaning: Treasurer
KalinaGirl
Slavic · kah-LEE-nah
Meaning: Guelder rose (viburnum)
LenaGirl
Greek · LEH-nah
Meaning: Light (short for Helena)
LeoBoy
Latin · LEE-oh
Meaning: Lion
LeonBoy
Greek · LEH-on
Meaning: Lion
MajaGirl
Greek · MY-ah
Meaning: Mother; from the goddess Maia
MałgorzataGirl
Greek · mow-go-ZHAH-tah
Meaning: Pearl
MikołajBoy
Greek · mee-KOH-wai
Meaning: Victory of the people
MilaGirl
Slavic · MEE-lah
Meaning: Gracious, dear
NataliaGirl
Latin · nah-TAHL-yah
Meaning: Born on Christmas Day
NoraGirl
Latin · NOR-ah
Meaning: Honour (from Honora)
StanisławBoy
Slavic · stah-NEE-swaf
Meaning: Becoming glorious
SzymonBoy
Hebrew · SHIH-mon
Meaning: He has heard
UrsulaGirl
Latin · UR-suh-luh
Meaning: Little bear
WiktoriaGirl
Latin · veek-TOR-yah
Meaning: Victory
WojciechBoy
Slavic · VOY-chekh
Meaning: Joyful warrior
ZlataGirl
Slavic · ZLAH-tah
Meaning: Golden
ZofiaGirl
Greek · ZOF-yah
Meaning: Wisdom
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Origin and usage
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Many names used in Poland — like Zofia — came from Greek, Latin or Hebrew through centuries of shared history.
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