100 Trendy Polish Baby Boy Names
Polish baby boy names are steeped in history, culture and significance.
These names are rooted in Slavic culture and carry European influence from over a thousand years of history, and some common qualities of Polish baby boy names are strength, honor and family values.
If you have an interest in family names that have repeats in family heritage, Polish baby boy names can offer a beautiful landscape.
If you are looking for a unique name that embodies a cultural identity, polish boy names provide a beautiful story of names.
These can be common names like Jan, or Andrzej or you may choose a more modern name, or something unique.
Remember, a name is not unique simply because you have never heard it, it might have special meaning which makes it unique.
polish baby boy names
Adam – Man formed from earth
Adrian – From the Adriatic sea
Aleksander – Defender of mankind
Andrzej – Manly and brave
Antoni – Priceless and worthy of praise
Bartosz – Son of the furrow; farmer
Błażej – One who stammers or lisps
Bogdan – Gift from God
Bolesław – Great glory and fame
Cezary – Long-haired or leader
Damian – One who tames or subdues
Daniel – God is my judge
Dawid – Beloved or dear one
Dominik – Belonging to the Lord
Edmund – Prosperous protector
Edward – Wealthy guardian
Emil – Eager, striving, or rival
Ernest – Serious or determined
Fabian – Bean grower or noble
Feliks – Fortunate and happy
Franciszek – Free man or liberator
Gabriel – God is my strength
Grzegorz – Watchful and alert
Gustaw – Staff of the gods
Henryk – Ruler of the home
Hubert – Bright heart or spirit
Ignacy – Fiery or passionate
Iwan – God is gracious
Jakub – Supplanter or holder of heel
Jan – God is gracious
Jerzy – Farmer or earthworker
Józef – God will increase
Julian – Youthful and downy
Kajetan – From Gaeta or rejoicer
Karol – Free man or strong
Kazimierz – Proclaimer of peace
Klemens – Gentle and merciful
Konrad – Bold advisor or wise counsel
Krystian – Follower of Christ
Krzysztof – Christ-bearer
Kuba – Supplanter or one who follows
Lech – Polish tribe founder
Leon – Brave like a lion
Leszek – Noble or honorable
Lucjan – Light or illumination
Łukasz – From Lucania or bringer of light
Maciej – Gift of God
Maksymilian – Greatest or most excellent
Marceli – Little warrior or young fighter
Marek – Warlike or martial
Mariusz – Male or of Mars
Mateusz – Gift of the Lord
Michał – Who is like God
Mieczysław – Famous for the sword
Mirosław – Peace and glory
Nikodem – Victory of the people
Norbert – Bright North or famous
Olgierd – Holy spear
Oskar – God’s spear or champion warrior
Paweł – Small or humble
Patryk – Nobleman or of noble descent
Piotr – Rock or steadfast
Przemysław – Clever or intelligent
Radek – Happy and joyful
Rafał – God has healed
Remigiusz – Oarsman or rower
Robert – Bright fame or renowned
Roch – Rest or peace
Roman – Citizen of Rome
Ryszard – Brave ruler or powerful leader
Sławomir – Glorious and peaceful
Stanisław – One who achieves glory
Stefan – Crowned or victorious
Sylwester – Of the forest or wild
Szymon – God has heard
Tadeusz – Courageous heart or praise
Teodor – God’s gift or divine gift
Tomasz – Twin or double
Tymon – Honoring God
Waldemar – Famous ruler
Wiktor – Conqueror or victor
Wiesław – Great glory
Władysław – Glorious ruler
Włodzimierz – Great ruler or peace bringer
Wojciech – Joyful warrior
Wojtek – Little warrior
Wróblewski – Of the sparrow family
Władek – Glorious rule
Zbigniew – To dispel anger
Zdzisław – To make famous
Zenon – Gift of Zeus
Ziemowit – Lord of the land
Zygfryd – Victorious peace
Zygmunt – Victorious protector
Aleksy – Defender or helper
Benedykt – Blessed or well spoken
Bronisław – Glorious protector
Cyprian – From Cyprus
Jarosław – Fierce and glorious
Wacław – Greater glory
