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Looking for a Polish word based on an English pronunciation - Dorchino


polish_kickit  1 | 1
  #1
I am trying to do a genealogical trace on a lady who lived near me many years ago. She was named Julia Blaskowski and was originally from Kolo, Poland. I think she may have been a relation of some sort, possibly a niece of my grandpa. Anyway, we all called her "Dorchino". At least, that is what it sounded like to me. Is there some Polish word that means 'niece' or 'cousin' or 'sweetie pie' or something that sounds like "Dorchino" to an English-speaking person?


Alien  31 | 8084
  #2
s there some Polish word that means 'niece' or 'cousin' or 'sweetie pie' or something that sounds like "Dorchino

No...


Tlum  13 | 538
  #3
The closest to my understanding would be: Dziewczyno = (My) Girl


Alien  31 | 8084
  #4
Dziewczyno

Or "Dziecino" - child.


OP polish_kickit  1 | 1
  #5
That's it! "Dziecino"! Thank you very much.


Alien  31 | 8084
  #6
Thank you very much

You are welcome...





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