Real good Polish names again

what are some real good polish names. not just american names translated in polish, but genuine names. if translated names is all you got it will be fine.

Jarosław.

Lech.

how whold you say it in english, because i can hardly write in polish.

Zofia

Dorota (comes from latin and means gift from god) :)

Kazimierz, Władysław, Stanisław, Wiesław, Sławomir

can you all give me pronunciations and meanings, gender. sorry im not very fluent yet.

:D:D:D:D :O

these names should be baned ;DDDD

i dont understand did i miss somthing

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lech_Kaczyński
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jarosław_Kaczyński

No one except Greg likes them :D Just joking... they have a few supporters, unfortunately :P

better thay than red...

Paweł, Ziemowit, Kazimierz, Piotr, Lucjan, Sławomir, Władysław, Włodzimierz, Henryk, Ryszard, Czesław, Jan, Aleksander, Antoni, Jacek, Janusz, Grzegorz, Krzysztof, Radosław, Marcin, Mariusz, Marek, Jerzy, Józef....and more more

you forget the best name Witek or Vito Bandito

Wawrzyniec (lawrence)

Sory Witek realy shame on me.... Witold/Witek or Vito Bandito ;)

culture.poland.com/culture-names.php
This link provides some information on traditional and modern names...

My husband's name was Arkadiusz (greek in origion) but we called him Arek for short.
KT

Well, my people are Kowalski & Janiszewski. My grandparents were Lujian & Jadweiga Kowalski

My grandmother was Braina Laya

Ewelina is sweet name

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magda is good name too

Kasia[Kash-a](very common)

Tadeusz

Katarzyna is Polish for Kathy and she likes to drink Wiśniak :)

Wisniak na rumie, wisnie w likierze...(cherry in liquor)

Rare female names:

Waleria, Pelagia, Honorata,Klementyna, Fryderyka, Zdzislawa,Dabroslawa, Konstancja, Florentyna, Franciszka...

my great grandmother's name was Saturnina it is a Latin name.

it comes from Saturn the old god of agriculture.

my grandfather's second name was Nikander, it is a Greek/Orthodox name.

my grandfather was Mikolaj..

grandmother Maryanna, but there is also Marcianna, isnt that the same name
different way of spelling it maybe latin?

Marryanne is English spelling. Polish Marianna name comes from 2 sources:

1. Hebrew name Miryam
2. Combination of names Maria and Anna

Short forms of name Marianna include Mania, Marianka and Marysia

What about....

Eufemia
Parascewia
Apolonia
Casimira
Teodozja
Thecla
Prakseda
Horpena
Bogomola
Salomea
Yuzepha

My dad's name was very Polish: Boleslaw (prononounced Boh-LES-waf). It was the name of several Polish kings (no relatives of ours, unfortunately). It more or less translates in English to William.