dbart22 2 | 15 20 Jun 2007 / #1what 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.
OP dbart22 2 | 15 20 Jun 2007 / #3how whold you say it in english, because i can hardly write in polish.
OP dbart22 2 | 15 20 Jun 2007 / #7can you all give me pronunciations and meanings, gender. sorry im not very fluent yet.
slwkk 2 | 228 20 Jun 2007 / #11en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lech_Kaczyńskien.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jarosław_KaczyńskiNo one except Greg likes them :D Just joking... they have a few supporters, unfortunately :P
horunPoland - | 109 20 Jun 2007 / #12better 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
horunPoland - | 109 21 Jun 2007 / #15Sory Witek realy shame on me.... Witold/Witek or Vito Bandito ;)
shopgirl 6 | 928 21 Jun 2007 / #16culture.poland.com/culture-names.phpThis link provides some information on traditional and modern names...
karturn 9 | 20 25 Jun 2007 / #17My husband's name was Arkadiusz (greek in origion) but we called him Arek for short.KT
BornInTheUSA 2 | 41 27 Jun 2007 / #18Well, my people are Kowalski & Janiszewski. My grandparents were Lujian & Jadweiga Kowalski
sledz 23 | 2,250 31 Jul 2007 / #24Kasia[Kash-a](very common)Katarzyna is Polish for Kathy and she likes to drink Wiśniak :)
Eurola 4 | 1,907 31 Jul 2007 / #25WiśniakWisniak na rumie, wisnie w likierze...(cherry in liquor)Rare female names:Waleria, Pelagia, Honorata,Klementyna, Fryderyka, Zdzislawa,Dabroslawa, Konstancja, Florentyna, Franciszka...
witek 1 | 587 31 Jul 2007 / #26my 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.
Patrycja19 62 | 2,695 31 Jul 2007 / #27my grandfather's second name was Nikander, it is a Greekmy grandfather was Mikolaj..grandmother Maryanna, but there is also Marcianna, isnt that the same namedifferent way of spelling it maybe latin?
witek 1 | 587 31 Jul 2007 / #28MaryannaMarryanne is English spelling. Polish Marianna name comes from 2 sources:1. Hebrew name Miryam2. Combination of names Maria and AnnaShort forms of name Marianna include Mania, Marianka and Marysia
Peter 3 | 248 2 Aug 2007 / #29What about....EufemiaParascewiaApoloniaCasimiraTeodozjaTheclaPraksedaHorpenaBogomolaSalomeaYuzepha
Papagena 7 Sep 2008 / #30My 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.
