Polish names

gapgirl972001

Are there any good Polish names out there for girls?  

wklj875

Macey, Augustyna, Bronica, Cecylia, Delfina. I'm not a fan of Polish names but then it probably because I have no Polish in me. Good Luck, Maybe you could fine a name you like in you Family Tree.

gapgirl972001

its my husbands side we are just clueless this time with names.  His great grandmother was Stacia (not sure if I spelled that right) but his sister is a Stacey.  I think that is to close.

saham07

Anastacia

LolaBelle515

My 100% Polish grandmother and great grandmother were Alice and Genevieve, which arent even Polish names, so Im no help...but this website might be:

https://www.behindthename.com/names/usage/polish 

kelnyc

I love Kasia and Ewa (sounds like EHva).

07bride

Anka

Ivanka

Jolanta

Kamila

Klaudia

Marcelina

Marian

Olesia

Reina

Salomea

Valeska

Zuzanna 

MicahBaviere

Lena
Wiktoria (Victoria)
Natalia
Nikola/Nicola
Janina
Teresa/Tereza
Irina/Irena
Helena
Aleksandra
Grazyana 
Renata
Aneta
Stefania
Jenewiewe (Genevieve)
Maria
Beata
Beatriz
Marta
Tatiana
Ola
Anika/Anya/Ania
Alina
Elzbieta
Katarina
Mischa
Mascha
Lidia
Nadia/Natia
Mireczka
Petra
Malina
Felicja
Zuzanna
Emilija/Emilia
Kasia
Nastusia
Kasienka
Wioletta (Violetta)
Lucja
Maja
Olenka/Olga
Zenka

 

plunderb

I really like Katarzyna and Elzbieta. There's something great about a justifiable z.

strawberrytree

I have a friend named Katarzyna, nn Kasia. I love her name. I also know an Aleksandra and I love the spelling...could never justify it with my McLastname though.  

globetrotting7

wklj875:

Macey, Augustyna, Bronica, Cecylia, Delfina. I'm not a fan of Polish names but then it probably because I have no Polish in me. Good Luck, Maybe you could fine a name you like in you Family Tree.

Macey is not a Polish name, neither is Bronica, Delfina. Delfin means "dolphin" in Polish. No one names their daughter "dolphin" in Poland. Nice try. 

globetrotting7

Please, before naming your child any of these suggested names, look them up, because half of them aren't Polish and some are nn.

Some that work well in the U.S. are:

Aleksandra (nn Ola/Olenka)

Monika

Julia

Oliwia

Klara

Klaudia

Barbara (nn Basia)

Katarzyna (nn Kasia)

Kamila

Zofia (nn Zosia)

Helena

Natalia 

 

Reilly626

Anya is lovely

queenbone

I'm not sure if thid is Polish or not, but St. Faustina was Polish.

CTA7

Our nanny is Sylwia (pron Sylvia). I think it's very pretty.

Notwifezilla7

A friend is Ewa (ev- like in ever, a) 

Her daughter is Kamila

I also like Danica.  

LindsayDesigner

Aniela

A former co-worker married a Polish guy and they named their second daughter after his grandma.  It's a pretty name. 

NJMom050911

I'm 100% Polish. My name is Katarzyna Weronika, I go by Kathy. I would google search since there are so many and as someone stated not all the names given in this post are real Polish names. Also if you like something make sure you search the pronunciation. YouTube it if you have to. Sometimes it doesn't sound like you think it might. Someone mentioned Anya, but it Polish it's spelled Ania and it's a nn from Anna. I do agree Ania is a pretty name. I also like Wioletta and Klaudia. And my favorite old school Polish name is Maja, pronounced Maya. That is our top pick for a girl, but we will spell it Maya. Good luck and let me know if you have any questions.

KissyFishyLips

A Polish girl I went to school with was Kasia (pronounced Kah-sha).

TKtravels

Greetings from Poland!

My favorite Polish girl names:

Agata (nn Agatka)

Agnieszka 

Aleksandra (nn Ola) 

Ania

Basia

Gosia (short for Malgorzata) 

Helena

Jagoda

Justyna (pronounced YOU-steen-ah) 

Katarzyna (nn Kasia)

Renata

Ula (short for Urszula) 

Zofia 

 

aleksandra_irmina

MelRC117 said:

I have a very polish last name and it begins with Czy and you DON'T pronounce the Z (it's pronounced Chi- as in the beginning of the word "chip").  Just because there is a Z in the name doesn't mean you pronounce the Z as you would in English and alot of people will mispronounce and misspell it.  Funny thing is I went to HS with someone that had the last name Czech (pronounced like Czech Republic) and people ALWAYS got his name right but couldn't translate that same thought process when it came to my name.  My H also has a polish last name so we were looking through Polish names but none stuck out to me.  H was/is OBSSESSED with the name Rafal (sp?) but its a boy name.

Sorry no help for girl names, but IMO if I were to go with a Polish name that was pronounced like an English name I would spell it in the English form.  However it would lose some of the effect.  It also loses the "uniqueness" which is one thing I LOVE about my last name and why I stuck with it for work purposes.  I just would do plenty on internet research on the correct pronounciation since, like other languages, letters aren't pronounced the same way.

I know this is an old post, I'm searching old posts for good polish/Slavic names, and came across this.. My last name starts with Czy too!! I had to comment because it doesn't happen often

TKtravels

I love Polish names and got all excited to see this post.. only to realize it was old and I already contributed my much-loved names.  

GermanGirl2007

I LOVE

Aniela

Edyta

Elzbieta

Janina

My husband is Polish and we were considering lots of Polish names for our baby girl - these were some of my favorites! GL to you!

aleksandra_irmina

TKtravels said:

I love Polish names and got all excited to see this post.. only to realize it was old and I already contributed my much-loved names.  

Lol sorry to disappoint!

@GermanGirl2007 Aniela is so pretty - is it a variation of a different name? It doesn't sound familiar...

I'm Polish and hubby is German background (but doesn't speak German) so I'm trying to find something that flows with both languages

AntoniossMom

My friend is 100% Polish & I love her name. Annetta!!!!

ericalee27

My great-great grandmother was Marcyjana. 

macska3

Adriana

Aleksandra

Aniela

Brygida

Estera

Franciszka

Jozefina

Karolina

Katarzyna

Krystyna

Leokadia

Marta

Magda