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[...] (BAR-toshe, kah-ZHEE-myesh) Bartosz Mateusz (BAR-toshe, mah-TAY-oosh) Błażej (BWAH-zhay. English form: Blaise) Błażej Krzysztof (BWAH-zhay, KZHISH-tofe. English form: Blaise Christopher) Dawid x 3 [...]

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[...] states) Wojtuś [full name, Wojtek, (VOY-tek; VOY-toosh)] Girls Agatka (full name, Agata; English form Aggie) Alicja x 4 (ah-LEET-syah; English form, Alice) Ania x 3 [full name, Anna, (AHN-yah) [...]

Gdańsk & Bydgoszcz

[...] is English and the mom is Polish) Arielka [Full name, Ariela] Estera Judyta x 2 (yoo-DIH-tah. English form: Judith) Kayla x 2 (pre-WW II, this was a very popular name in Jewish communities, especially [...]

The Top Most Unusual Male Names in Poland, (2010)

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Poland’s Most Unusual Female Names (2010)

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Welcome to the World (Polish Birth Announcements)

[...] form of Bartłomiej, it has been used as an independent given name for a long time. An English Equivalent could either be Bart or Barton) Bartosz Kazimierz (BAR-toshe, kah-ZHEE-myesh) Bartosz [...]

Gdańsk & Bydgoszcz

[...] x 2 Fryderyk (FRID-deh-RIK) Gniewko [full name, Gniewomir, an old Polish name with no English equivalent, GNYEF-koh] Henio [full name, Henryk, (HEN-yoh)] Henryk x 3 Jarosław x 3 Józef (I [...]

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[...] x 6 Aleksander Tymoteusz (AH-lek-SAHN-dare, TIM-aw-TAY-oosh) Artur x 2 (AR-toor) Bartek (full name, Bartłomiej or Bartosz. English form: Bart) Bartosz x 3 (BAR-toshe, originally a diminutive form [...]

Gdańsk & Bydgoszcz

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[...] of usage in Poland until recently. Some of these are very old fashioned. Alwin (AHL-veen, Polish form of, Alvin) Amir  Angelo Aureliusz (ow-REL-yoosh) Carlos Dastin (this is a controversial [...]

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[...] , Russians, Lithuanians, Tatars and Armenians. Balbina (bahl-BEE-nah) Dagna (DAHG-nah. Polish form of Dagny) Debora (deh-BAW-rah. This was a very popular name among Polish-Jews in the past) Elif [...]

Gdańsk & Bydgoszcz

[...] Era and are now being revived Girls Ina (EE-nah) Karina x 4 (kah-REE-nah) Ksenia x 2 (KSEN-yah. Polish form of Xenia) Larysa x 4 (lah-RIH-sah. Pronounced the same as in English) Mila Mira Oksana x 2 [...]

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The Top Most Unusual Male Names in Poland, (2010)

[...] -yahn. This is the Polish form of Cillian) Lubomir (LOO-baw-MEER; loo-BAW-meer. This is an Old Polish Name) Marcjan (MART-syahn. This is a Polish form of Marcian or Marcianus) Matthew Orest (AW-rest. [...]

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Gdańsk & Bydgoszcz

[...] /Chaz or Chas] Edward Feliks x 2 Fryderyk (FRID-deh-RIK) Gniewko [full name, Gniewomir, an old Polish name with no English equivalent, GNYEF-koh] Henio [full name, Henryk, (HEN-yoh)] Henryk x 3 [...]

Poland’s Most Unusual Female Names (2010)

[...] Leah Leal Lili Lilian Margarita Marica Miranda Nadya Nila Otolia (aw-TAWL-yah. This is an old Polish name that appears occasionally among the Polish gentry between the 16th-century and the 18th- [...]

Kayla

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The Top Most Unusual Male Names in Poland, (2010)

[...] . YOO-stin) Kolin (this looks like a Polonized form of Colin) Liam Maciek (this is the diminutive form of Mateusz, which would be the Polish form of Matt) Magnus Maksim Maksymilan Mantas ( [...]

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[...] (MAH-shah, a Polish form of the Russian, Masha) Matilda  Megan Nadzieja (nod-JAY-yah) a Polish word name, the English cognate would be: Hope) Nastia Nikita Noelia Oxana Pamela Raisa Salma [...]

The Top Most Unusual Male Names in Poland, (2010)

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[...] (BAR-toshe, kah-ZHEE-myesh) Bartosz Mateusz (BAR-toshe, mah-TAY-oosh) Błażej (BWAH-zhay. English form: Blaise) Błażej Krzysztof (BWAH-zhay, KZHISH-tofe. English form: Blaise Christopher) Dawid x 3 [...]

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[...] states) Wojtuś [full name, Wojtek, (VOY-tek; VOY-toosh)] Girls Agatka (full name, Agata; English form Aggie) Alicja x 4 (ah-LEET-syah; English form, Alice) Ania x 3 [full name, Anna, (AHN-yah) [...]

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[...] is English and the mom is Polish) Arielka [Full name, Ariela] Estera Judyta x 2 (yoo-DIH-tah. English form: Judith) Kayla x 2 (pre-WW II, this was a very popular name in Jewish communities, especially [...]

The Top Most Unusual Male Names in Poland, (2010)

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