The Ministry of Digitization publishes all year a list of registered names in Poland. According to the PESEL database, in January 2025 it was over 395 1000 different male names and over 411,000 female names. With this data you can find out what are the most popular and what are the rare. Among both women and men, the most common are Nowak, Kowalski/Kowalska and Wiśniewski/Wiśniewska. What about unusual, unusual and first names?
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What is the longest name in Poland? The shortest have 2 characters
There are many amazing and different names in the registry of Polish names. Interestingly, the longest of them counts as many as 51 characters and sounds Czartoryski Rostworowski-Myślski Anderson Scimone. The shortest ones are made up of only two. Among them are Oo, Oe, and Sa, as well as many others who wear only 2 persons. However, the most interesting ones are somewhat different, which have an different sound or meaning. There are even those that are hard to believe, and due to their different character they have caused problems for those wearing them.
What are the least popular names in Poland? That 1 surprises.
When Mr. Mariusz tries to registry his boy for a doctor, he almost always encounters problems. All due to different data. 20 years ago, he even won the weirdest name contest. - You're asking if I'm truly a father due to the fact that I don't know his son's name - he betrayed in a conversation with "Facts" TVN. The man's name is Cyps or Zyps. In Poland, a full of 13 people have this name, of which 8 are men and 5 are women. This group includes the wife and boy of Mr. A man always needs proof to avoid misunderstandings.
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What are uncommon names in Poland? any rise interest
Cyps or Zyps is not the only name that attracts interest. A small more popular, but inactive surprising, is the Father. 108 people carry them in Poland, 56 men and 52 women. Another interesting example is Jakoktochce (23 gentlemen and 18 ladies). It is worth to know that although to a large degree different names give emergence to curiosity, they can sometimes be a origin of unpleasantness. So if you wear 1 that is embarrassing or causes you to find yourself frequently in an uncomfortable situation, you can apply to the civilian Office for its change. Although, of course, it should be remembered that the name itself should never be a laughing matter. - A name never offends... It is meant to mean, but does not mean - explains literary editor and Polish author Maciek Makselon.
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