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Polish names are closely tied to the Catholic Church's calendar of saints' name days, with deep Slavic roots and a long tradition of diminutive forms that often become names in their own right.

Quick facts: Polish names

  • Polish names are heavily Catholic in origin, tied closely to the Church's calendar of saints' name days
  • Many Polish names have direct Slavic roots meaning "glory," "peace," or "grace"
  • Diminutive forms are extremely common and often become the name someone goes by for life
  • Polish naming law historically required parents to choose from an approved list of recognized names

Polish Girl Names

208 girl names of Polish origin — showing top 120

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Resurrection
2
Slavic
3
Grace; a form of Angela.
4
Grace
5
Noble
6
Polish
7
an emanation of God
8
Polish
9
Polish
10
Slavic
11
pure, holy — from Agnieszka
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angelic — from Angelika
13
praiseworthy — from Antonia
14
glory of the protector
15
Slavic
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bringer of glory, defender of glory
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God-given
18
German
19
Polish
20
little bran
21
brave
22
white
23
The one who brings glory
24
blessed
25
a little white girl; derived from 'biel', meaning 'white'
26
related to the land of Brazil
27
brave as a bear — from Bernard
28
glorious and famous — from Bogusław
29
exalted one — from Brigid
30
the hazelnut
31
glorious, famous
32
Polish
33
Little lady
34
Polish
35
Song
36
Latin
37
Polish
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a name of unknown origin, possibly a diminutive or variation of a Slavic name
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Slavic
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God is my judge
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Latin
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gift
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Slavic
44
gift from God
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gift of God
46
glorious day
47
the one who achieves glory
48
Victory
49
God is my oath
50
Polish
51
Ewe, female sheep; born of the sun
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Polish
53
Polish
54
Well-being
55
Polish
56
noble
57
God is my oath
58
Polish
59
Yiddish
60
Polish
61
Latin
62
happy, fortunate
63
little Franek
64
Polish
65
A form of the name 'Gitel' which means 'a little bit of gold'
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None
67
Latin
68
God is my strength — from Gabriel
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God's gracious gift — from Małgorzata
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graceful, elegant
71
graceful, elegant
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majestic, revered — from Gustaw
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grace
74
calm
75
Ruler of the home
76
a diminutive of Halina
77
gift from God
78
God's promise
79
Polish
80
Polish
81
God is my oath
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Derived from the Slavic element 'ig', meaning 'fence' or 'hedge'.
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young or youthful
84
God will increase.
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Polish
86
Latin
87
God is gracious
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derived from 'Jolanta', meaning 'violet'.
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Polish
90
Polish
91
Derived from the Latin 'Janus', symbolizing new beginnings.
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a variant of the name Jeżyna, which means 'blackberry'.
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Polish
94
hearty; strong
95
Hebrew
96
of the Jersey Island
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Polish
98
just or fair
99
God is gracious
100
a form of Jadwiga
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God is gracious — from Jan
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Christian; follower of Christ
103
Polish
104
Polish
105
Follower of Christ
106
Greek
107
pure, chaste (czysty)
108
pure
109
Slavic
110
The one who brings peace.
111
lame
112
bright; clear
113
A peaceful ruler
114
free woman
115
Greek
116
follower of Christ
117
victorious, glory
118
French
119
a term for a type of porridge
120
Free man

Polish Boy Names

209 boy names of Polish origin — showing top 120

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Bear
2
man; warrior
3
God has heard
4
Greek
5
Polish
6
brave; lion-hearted
7
Great, magnificent, venerable
8
Greek
9
lover of God
10
immortal — from Ambrosius
11
manly, brave, courageous — from Andrew
12
of Apollo — from Apolonia
13
follower of Artemis
14
One who is glorious in war.
15
a variant of Boris, often interpreted as 'wolf' or 'to fight'.
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A form of the name 'Baruch', meaning 'blessed'
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a little bird
18
blessed
19
glory of victory
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the son of Talmai
21
to bring glory
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to be joyful
23
little eagle
24
a variation of Bartholomew, meaning son of the furrow
25
Brave as a bear
26
glorious protector
27
Awakening
28
son of Bartosz
29
God's gift
30
of pleasant disposition
31
The name Casmir (Kaszmir) means 'the one who brings peace'.
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he who brings peace
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The one who brings peace
34
Proclaimer of peace
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Polish
36
one who destroys peace
37
bringer of peace
38
Slavic
39
a strong man
40
Famous glory
41
from the Latin name Cæsar
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of Caesar — from Cezar
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Derived from the name 'Dariusz,' meaning 'possessor of good' or 'to maintain.'
44
Persian
45
Latin
46
of the Lord
47
a city in Poland
48
Hebrew
49
From dawn
50
the one who tames
51
of the Lord
52
יהונתן
53
Ewe; female sheep
54
ever ruler
55
Latin
56
Slavic
57
Power Holder
58
chosen one — from Eligiusz
59
well-born, noble — from Eugenios
60
Courageous traveler
61
Lover of horses
62
free man
63
Latin
64
Latin
65
peaceful ruler — from Frederick
66
peaceful ruler
67
watchful, vigilant
68
spear strength
69
One who is watchful
70
God is my strength — from Gabriel
71
graceful, elegant
72
sin
73
majestic, great — from Gustaw
74
German
75
Polish
76
he will laugh
77
Polish
78
Laughter
79
ruler, leader — from Irek
80
peaceful — from Ireneusz
81
Gift from God
82
a form of 'Jerzy', meaning 'farmer' or 'earth worker'
83
Of the Javor tree; derived from the name of a place or occupational name
84
Derived from the name 'Jas'
85
He will add
86
Polish
87
healer
88
יעקב - 'Supplanter', 'One who follows'.
89
he who is strong and famous
90
gift of God
91
God will increase
92
hyacinth
93
Strong
94
Polish
95
To be strong
96
strong warrior
97
God is gracious.
98
Polish
99
defender of men
100
God will uplift — from Jeremiah
101
constant, steadfast
102
peaceful, calm
103
A form of the name Cassius, which means 'hollow' or 'empty'.
104
The one who governs peace
105
Polish
106
Bearer of Christ
107
Latin
108
To bring peace
109
bearer of Christ
110
supplanter
111
A descendant of a crow or raven
112
Polish
113
Brave protector
114
householder
115
Someone who is strong, powerful
116
Bringer of peace
117
Stone
118
the one who brings peace
119
Slavic
120
Polish

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Polish Unisex Names

17 gender-neutral names of Polish origin — showing top 17

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to be strong, brave
2
brave, strong — from Bartosz
3
little Ben — from Benjamin
4
woodworker, carpenter
5
of Lord / belonging to the Lord
6
soul
7
a rose
8
bright
9
fire — from Ignacy
10
Jerzy - 'farmer'
11
little Janusz
12
a form of Jeremias
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Derived from 'Kryształ' meaning 'crystal', symbolizing clarity and purity.
14
treasurer
15
Ukrainian
16
beloved
17
Polish: A form of 'Zarina', meaning 'golden'.