Polish Names Generator

Polish Names Generator

Polish Names Generator

Here are 200 male Polish names:

  1. Adam
  2. Adrian
  3. Aleksander
  4. Andrzej
  5. Antoni
  6. Arkadiusz
  7. Bartek
  8. Błażej
  9. Cezary
  10. Dariusz
  11. Daniel
  12. Damian
  13. Dawid
  14. Dominik
  15. Emil
  16. Filip
  17. Grzegorz
  18. Hubert
  19. Igor
  20. Jacek
  21. Jakub
  22. Jan
  23. Jarosław
  24. Jerzy
  25. Jędrzej
  26. Kacper
  27. Karol
  28. Krzysztof
  29. Łukasz
  30. Maciej
  31. Marek
  32. Mariusz
  33. Mateusz
  34. Michał
  35. Mikołaj
  36. Mirosław
  37. Piotr
  38. Rafał
  39. Robert
  40. Sebastian
  41. Szymon
  42. Tomasz
  43. Władysław
  44. Wojciech
  45. Zbigniew
  46. Zdzisław
  47. Adrian
  48. Aleks
  49. Alojzy
  50. Bartłomiej
  51. Bernard
  52. Bogdan
  53. Bohdan
  54. Cyprian
  55. Czesław
  56. Damian
  57. Daniel
  58. Darek
  59. Dorian
  60. Eryk
  61. Feliks
  62. Gabriel
  63. Grzegorz
  64. Henryk
  65. Ignacy
  66. Jakub
  67. Janek
  68. Jaromir
  69. Jeremi
  70. Jerzy
  71. Kamil
  72. Kazimierz
  73. Konrad
  74. Krystian
  75. Leszek
  76. Maciej
  77. Marcel
  78. Mariusz
  79. Mateusz
  80. Mikołaj
  81. Mirosław
  82. Norbert
  83. Oskar
  84. Patryk
  85. Paweł
  86. Radek
  87. Roman
  88. Sławek
  89. Stanisław
  90. Sylwester
  91. Tomasz
  92. Wiktor
  93. Władek
  94. Witold
  95. Zbigniew
  96. Żelisław
  97. Aleksy
  98. Arkady
  99. Augustyn
  100. Bartosz
  101. Benedykt
  102. Bogusław
  103. Bronisław
  104. Cezary
  105. Cyprian
  106. Damian
  107. Daniel
  108. Dawid
  109. Dorian
  110. Edward
  111. Ernest
  112. Feliks
  113. Franciszek
  114. Grzegorz
  115. Henryk
  116. Igor
  117. Iwo
  118. Janusz
  119. Józef
  120. Kacper
  121. Kamil
  122. Konrad
  123. Leon
  124. Ludwik
  125. Łukasz
  126. Marcel
  127. Marcin
  128. Mieczysław
  129. Nikodem
  130. Norbert
  131. Oskar
  132. Piotrek
  133. Rafał
  134. Roman
  135. Sławomir
  136. Stanisław
  137. Tadeusz
  138. Tomasz
  139. Tytus
  140. Waldemar
  141. Wojciech
  142. Zbyszek
  143. Zenon
  144. Adam
  145. Adrian
  146. Aleks
  147. Alfred
  148. Antoni
  149. Arkadiusz
  150. Bartek
  151. Bartosz
  152. Benedykt
  153. Bogdan
  154. Bohdan
  155. Cezary
  156. Damian
  157. Daniel
  158. Darek
  159. Dariusz
  160. Dawid
  161. Dominik
  162. Emil
  163. Ernest
  164. Fabian
  165. Franciszek
  166. Grzegorz
  167. Henryk
  168. Hubert
  169. Igor
  170. Jakub
  171. Jan
  172. Jarosław
  173. Jerzy
  174. Józef
  175. Kamil
  176. Karol
  177. Krzysztof
  178. Łukasz
  179. Maciej
  180. Marek
  181. Mariusz
  182. Mateusz
  183. Michał
  184. Mikołaj
  185. Mirosław
  186. Piotr
  187. Rafał
  188. Robert
  189. Sebastian
  190. Szymon
  191. Tomasz
  192. Władysław
  193. Wojciech
  194. Zbigniew
  195. Zdzisław
  196. Zygmunt
  197. Adrian
  198. Aleks
  199. Alojzy
  200. Bartłomiej

These names represent a mix of traditional and modern Polish male names.

Here are 200 female Polish names:

  1. Ada
  2. Agata
  3. Aleksandra
  4. Alicja
  5. Amalia
  6. Aneta
  7. Angelika
  8. Anna
  9. Antonina
  10. Barbara
  11. Beata
  12. Bogna
  13. Celina
  14. Dagmara
  15. Dominika
  16. Dorota
  17. Edyta
  18. Eliza
  19. Ewa
  20. Gabriela
  21. Halina
  22. Helena
  23. Ilona
  24. Irena
  25. Jagoda
  26. Joanna
  27. Julia
  28. Justyna
  29. Kamila
  30. Karolina
  31. Katarzyna
  32. Kinga
  33. Klaudia
  34. Krystyna
  35. Laura
  36. Magdalena
  37. Małgorzata
  38. Maria
  39. Marta
  40. Natalia
  41. Oliwia
  42. Patrycja
  43. Paulina
  44. Renata
  45. Sandra
  46. Sylwia
  47. Teresa
  48. Urszula
  49. Weronika
  50. Zofia
  51. Ada
  52. Agnieszka
  53. Aleksandra
  54. Alicja
  55. Amelia
  56. Aneta
  57. Angelika
  58. Anna
  59. Antonina
  60. Barbara
  61. Beata
  62. Bogna
  63. Celina
  64. Dagmara
  65. Dominika
  66. Dorota
  67. Edyta
  68. Eliza
  69. Ewa
  70. Gabriela
  71. Halina
  72. Helena
  73. Ilona
  74. Irena
  75. Jagoda
  76. Joanna
  77. Julia
  78. Justyna
  79. Kamila
  80. Karolina
  81. Katarzyna
  82. Kinga
  83. Klaudia
  84. Krystyna
  85. Laura
  86. Magdalena
  87. Małgorzata
  88. Maria
  89. Marta
  90. Natalia
  91. Oliwia
  92. Patrycja
  93. Paulina
  94. Renata
  95. Sandra
  96. Sylwia
  97. Teresa
  98. Urszula
  99. Weronika
  100. Zofia
  101. Ada
  102. Agata
  103. Agnieszka
  104. Aleksandra
  105. Alicja
  106. Amelia
  107. Aneta
  108. Angelika
  109. Anna
  110. Antonina
  111. Barbara
  112. Beata
  113. Bogna
  114. Celina
  115. Dagmara
  116. Dominika
  117. Dorota
  118. Edyta
  119. Eliza
  120. Ewa
  121. Gabriela
  122. Halina
  123. Helena
  124. Ilona
  125. Irena
  126. Jagoda
  127. Joanna
  128. Julia
  129. Justyna
  130. Kamila
  131. Karolina
  132. Katarzyna
  133. Kinga
  134. Klaudia
  135. Krystyna
  136. Laura
  137. Magdalena
  138. Małgorzata
  139. Maria
  140. Marta
  141. Natalia
  142. Oliwia
  143. Patrycja
  144. Paulina
  145. Renata
  146. Sandra
  147. Sylwia
  148. Teresa
  149. Urszula
  150. Weronika
  151. Zofia
  152. Ada
  153. Agnieszka
  154. Aleksandra
  155. Alicja
  156. Amelia
  157. Aneta
  158. Angelika
  159. Anna
  160. Antonina
  161. Barbara
  162. Beata
  163. Bogna
  164. Celina
  165. Dagmara
  166. Dominika
  167. Dorota
  168. Edyta
  169. Eliza
  170. Ewa
  171. Gabriela
  172. Halina
  173. Helena
  174. Ilona
  175. Irena
  176. Jagoda
  177. Joanna
  178. Julia
  179. Justyna
  180. Kamila
  181. Karolina
  182. Katarzyna
  183. Kinga
  184. Klaudia
  185. Krystyna
  186. Laura
  187. Magdalena
  188. Małgorzata
  189. Maria
  190. Marta
  191. Natalia
  192. Oliwia
  193. Patrycja
  194. Paulina
  195. Renata
  196. Sandra
  197. Sylwia
  198. Teresa
  199. Urszula
  200. Weronika

These names represent a mix of traditional and modern Polish female names.

FAQs

  1. What is a standard Polish name? A standard Polish name typically consists of a first name (imie) and a surname (nazwisko). Common Polish first names include Anna, Jan, Katarzyna, and Wojciech. Surnames vary widely.
  2. Why do Polish people have two names? Like in many other cultures, Polish people have two names, a first name and a surname, to identify individuals uniquely. The first name is for personal identification, while the surname is often inherited and represents one's family lineage.
  3. What does "czyk" mean in Polish? "Czyk" is a common suffix in Polish surnames, often indicating a family connection or origin from a specific place. It doesn't have a specific meaning on its own but is part of many Polish surnames.
  4. What is a Polish name sample? A sample Polish name could be "Anna Kowalska" where "Anna" is the first name and "Kowalska" is the surname.
  5. What is Joanna's nickname in Polish? A common nickname for Joanna in Polish is "Asia."
  6. Why do most Polish names end in "ski"? Most Polish surnames ending in "ski" or "ska" are of Slavic origin and indicate that the family has noble or gentry roots. It doesn't apply to all Polish names, but it's a common pattern.
  7. What is the hardest Polish word? The difficulty of a Polish word can vary from person to person, but "przepraszam" (meaning "I'm sorry" or "excuse me") is often considered challenging for non-native speakers due to its pronunciation.
  8. What is the most famous Polish name? There isn't a single most famous Polish name, but some well-known Polish figures include Lech Wałęsa, Maria Skłodowska-Curie, and Jan Paweł II (Pope John Paul II).
  9. What do Polish people call Poland? In Polish, Poland is called "Polska."
  10. Why do Polish girls' names end in "A"? Many Polish girls' names end in "A" because it's a common feminine suffix in the Polish language.
  11. What does "Malek" mean in Polish? "Malek" doesn't have a specific meaning in Polish. It may not be a common Polish name.
  12. What does "Jablonski" mean in Polish? "Jabłoński" (often spelled with an "ń") is a Polish surname derived from the word "jabłoń," which means "apple tree."
  13. What is a Polish cute nickname? A cute nickname in Polish might depend on the individual's name. For example, "Kasia" can be a cute nickname for Katarzyna.
  14. What is a rare Polish girl name? A rare Polish girl's name could be "Zofia," "Elżbieta," or "Bożena." These names are less common in modern Poland.
  15. What is a cute nickname for a Polish girl? A cute nickname for a Polish girl named Aleksandra could be "Ola" or "Aleks."
  16. What is the Polish version of Benjamin? The Polish version of Benjamin is "Benedykt" or "Beniamin."
  17. What is Polish short for Barbara? The short form of Barbara in Polish is "Basia."
  18. What is the Polish name "Matty"? "Matty" could be a diminutive or nickname for the Polish name "Mateusz."
  19. Who are the Polish descended from? Poles are descended from various Slavic tribes that settled in the territory of present-day Poland, along with influences from neighboring European cultures over the centuries.
  20. What is the most common Polish surname? "Nowak" is often considered the most common Polish surname.
  21. What Polish surname means wolf? The Polish surname "Wilczek" is derived from the word "wilk," which means "wolf."
  22. What is the famous Polish swear word? I won't provide explicit language, but "kurwa" is a well-known Polish swear word, often used as an exclamation of frustration.
  23. What is the most closely related language to Polish? The most closely related languages to Polish are other West Slavic languages, such as Czech and Slovak.
  24. What is the shortest word in Polish? One of the shortest words in Polish is "ja," which means "I."
  25. What are some rare Polish names? Rare Polish names include names like "Zygmunt," "Czesław," and "Władysław."
  26. What Polish name means angel? The Polish name that means "angel" is "Anioł."
  27. What Polish name means warrior? The Polish name that means "warrior" is "Wojciech."
  28. Is Polish German or Slavic? Polish is a Slavic language, not German. It belongs to the West Slavic branch of the Slavic language family.
  29. How do you address a Polish person? In formal situations, you can address a Polish person by using their title and last name (e.g., "Pan Kowalski" for Mr. Kowalski or "Pani Nowak" for Mrs. Nowak). In informal settings, using their first name is common.
  30. Is Polish different from Poland? Yes, Polish refers to the language, while Poland is the name of the country where Polish is the official language.
  31. How do you say a girl is pretty in Polish? To say "a girl is pretty" in Polish, you can say "Dziewczyna jest piękna."
  32. Do Polish girls kiss each other? It is not uncommon for friends or family members, including Polish girls, to greet each other with a kiss on the cheek or a hug as a form of affectionate greeting.
  33. What is the most popular female name in Poland? The popularity of names can change over time, but some common female names in Poland include Anna, Katarzyna, and Maria.
  34. What does "janky" mean in Polish? "Janky" doesn't have a specific meaning in Polish, as it is not a Polish word.
  35. What does "Yaya" mean in Polish? "Yaya" does not have a specific meaning in Polish, and it is not a common Polish word or name.
  36. What does "Bobo" mean in Polish? "Bobo" is not a Polish word, and it does not have a specific meaning in Polish.
  37. What does "Niko" mean in Polish? "Niko" does not have a specific meaning in Polish and is not a common Polish name.
  38. What does "Rudy" mean in Polish? "Rudy" in Polish can mean "red-haired" or "ginger."
  39. What is "Nora" in Polish? "Nora" can be used as a name in Poland and is pronounced similarly to the English name "Nora."
  40. What do Polish parents call their kids? Polish parents often use common endearing terms like "kochanie" (darling), "skarbie" (treasure), or simply the child's first name as terms of affection for their kids.
  41. What is Polish slang for "hey"? In Polish slang, you can use "czesć" or "siema" as informal ways to say "hey."
  42. When to kiss a Polish girl? Kissing customs vary between individuals and situations. In Poland, a friendly kiss on the cheek is common for greetings among friends and family, especially in informal settings.
  43. What is the Polish version of Elizabeth? The Polish version of Elizabeth is "Elżbieta."
  44. What Polish name means "pure"? The Polish name that means "pure" is "Czysta."
  45. What is the Polish name for "grace"? The Polish name for "grace" is "Łaskawość."
  46. How do you say "I love you" to a Polish girl? You can say "Kocham cię" to express "I love you" to a Polish girl.
  47. What is the Polish name for "Violet"? The Polish name for "Violet" is "Fiołek."
  48. What Polish girl name means "light"? The Polish girl's name that means "light" is "Światło" or "Świetlana."
  49. What is the Polish version of "Thomas"? The Polish version of "Thomas" is "Tomasz."
  50. What does "Mika" mean in Polish? "Mika" can be a given name in Poland and does not have a specific meaning in the Polish language.
  51. What is the name of the Polish "Jacob"? The Polish version of "Jacob" is "Jakub."
  52. What is "babushka" in Polish? "Babushka" typically refers to a grandmother in Russian, not Polish. In Polish, "grandmother" is "babcia."
  53. What do Polish people call their grandma? Polish people often call their grandmother "babcia."
  54. What is "Sally" in Polish? "Sally" is often kept as is in Polish, but it may not be a common name in Poland.

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