Names that Poles share with Hungarians and Slovaks?

Are there names that wouldn't look out of place in Poland but also in Slovakia or Hungary?
Karina, Monika, Patrik maybe?
I do this just for fun but I would probably need ideas in case one day I have kids. It makes sense to name them with names that are appropriate for the countries I like and where I'd live or/and travel a lot. Btw, I like Greece as well but apart from Teodora which is seen in Hungary all the other names they have are too linked to Greece.

Michal is shared in Polish and Slovak/Czech.

Ilona is also found in Hungary (where it's more common) and Poland (less common but it exists).

You need to check the history of Hungary and Poland.

I suggest the name Stefan. The first Christian ruler of Hungary was Stefan I the Saint. Later, Stefan Batory was one of the most prominent kings of Polish Lithuanian Commonwealth who gave Muscovites hell.

I know Hungarians have Teodora from Greek Theodora, does it exist in Poland?

It exists....

pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Teodora_(imi%C4%99)

edziecko.pl/ciaza_i_porod/0,79473,,,,imiona-dziewczynek,Teodora.html

I've never encountered a Teodora in Poland and the wiki link suggests it's not.... common (the most recent notable Teodora died in 1942)

There are currently less than 7000 Teodora's (out of almost 20 million Polish females) so.... not so common....

I can`t recall any famous Polish female bearing that name.

Too bad, sounds better to me than sth banal like Kacia or Karolina (Karolinas are always *******).

Was talking with a friend and asked him about 'Teodora' and he did know someone with the name (an older lady in the village he grew up in, her sister was named Teofila.... so there was something up with whoever named them....).

Probably most names used all over Europe like Ewa, Adam, Dorota, Robert, Marta, Helena, Anna, Antoni etc.