marzanna 2 | 1 17 Apr 2018 #1Hi guys!I've got a couple of names here and I'm wondering if anyone might be able to help provide the nicknames/diminutives that would be most commonly used?WiktoriaMikołajElzbietaThanks in advance for any help! :)
kaprys 3 | 2,249 18 Apr 2018 #3Also:Traditionally Elzbieta-Ela (also Elka, Elcia)For the other two nowadays you may also come acrossWiki/Wika/WikusiaMiki/Miko
atom7 - | 1 24 Apr 2018 #4I would like the diminutives....including for Katarzyna, Zofia or Zosia, Malgorzata, Gsabrzela,and for men, the most common names, including Antoni , also.....what would their girlfriends call them?Thank you
Chemikiem 24 Apr 2018 #5Katarzyna - Kasia, KaśkaZosia is the diminutive of ZofiaMałgorzata - Gosia, Małgosia, MałgośAntoni - Artoś, AntekOther male names:Jakub - KubaJan - Janek, JasiekMateusz - MaciekKrzysztof - Krzysiek
kaprys 3 | 2,249 25 Apr 2018 #7Gsabrzela is probably a mispelling of Gabriela -> Gabrysia.Kubek=mug ...It's Kuba or Kubuś.Gocha is an augmentative, really. It might be used in a friendly manner (assuming the lady doesn't mind) but you wouldn't call a child like that.As for most common names, it pretty much depends on the generation. For example, Antoni, Jan, Jakub are extremely popular nowadays but it's their comeback after decades - pretty rare among people in their 20s -50s (especially the first two).
Ela eluniu - | 1 4 Jan 2019 #9When I was an exchange student in Poland my first family should play affectionately with dimunatives so Ela would become Elunia