Please help me, with deciding a good Polish name for my baby boy :)

Smeagol is pretty original.
I bet he will be the only Smeagol in the neighborhood. :D

Seriously, your son will read this in 15 years. ;)

In my humble opinion, probably the most lovely Polish name I have come across (and I came across it late) is ... Rafal.

I like it because it has a kind of romantic feel to it ... Raphael.

It is a strong name. And 'Raffy' or 'Raf' is very popular in successful circles in the UK at the moment.

Aleksander is always good.

Oliver should be Olivier (which I rather like).

I like Kuba and Kacper, but that is just me.

Rafal Dariusz is a sexy name, I think. Piotr Dariusz is much more well-behaved.

It depends who you want him to be ... : )

Bronek sounds even better

cant think of any polish names ....

how bout the following tho .

sasha

kelly

munroe

karla

if i had a boy any one of them would do.

Kielbasa

I think it will flow nicely :-)

How about Bogdan, Andrzej or Jędrzej, Zbigniew, Czesław, Maciej or Wiesław.

Kasia84
Name him Barack MOhamad and ur last name:)

It's like calling your kid "dresiarz" or "blokers" lol :)

Well, well... I've got some interesting suggestions on here lol Thank you all! ;)

I think I might stick to Jakub or Lukas. I did think of Adam but I think there are way too many Adams that I know here. I'd like a name that can flow well both in Polish and English.

and not Jasio and Jozio? :-( LOL

Filip, Konrad, Feliks...

bogdan

Teddy. (Tadeusz)

actually... Sasha is a boy's name - originates in Russia and it's a short from Aleksander.


if so, than try to find a name that writes and sounds the same way in both languages and doesn't determine if he should feel he is polish or english :

Adam
Damian
Daniel
Robert

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Suggestion of baby boy name

HI All,

Can you suggest some name of baby boy, name should be common of Indian(hindu) and polish.

Thanks in advanced.

BR,
Harry84

Daniel or Adamya.

Abraham.

Note the following facts according to Wikipedia and other online sources regarding the history of the Jews in Poland and comparisons between Hinduism and Judaism:

- Jews lived in Poland for over a 1,000 years and in India for 2,000.

- Polish Christians would recognize the name Abraham from bible stories.

- There are many similarities between the Jewish and Hindu religions. Deceased Israeli scholar David Flusser noted that 'the tale of Abraham has many similarities with a certain story from the Upanishads, stating that "One can easily discover parallels in the Upanishads to the Abraham legend".'

- Hindus do not have a fraught history with Jews whereas Poles do.

Also, Leftists (especially their media) wildly celebrate the "revival" of Jewish life in Poland even in its most minute forms. So the name Abraham would definitely be an informed, virtue signaling choice.

The name Abraham is also common in other Western countries and the Polish spelling is exactly the same in many other languages which use a Roman style alphabet such as English, German, French, Spanish and even Esperanto and Tagalog. It's a perfect name for a future world with no borders.

Abraham is also certainly a name that bridges the deep linguistic and cultural chasms which exist between India and Poland.