Today I am going to provide a list of Medieval Polish names. You won’t see these anymore, but some of these are just lovely gems. What do you think?

Male

• Chleb (bread; HLEB)
• Dalibor (far from conflict)
• Dobron (good)
• Doman
• Jutrowuj (uncle dawn, YOO-tro-VOY)
• Kazuch (KAH-zook, KAH-zooh)
• Kochan (beloved, KOH-han)
• Milon (love)
• Mir (peace, MEER)
• Modlisz (pray, MODE-leesz)
• Rasz (RAHSH)
• Trojan (TROI-yahn)
• Warsz (VARSH)
• Zasz (ZAHSH)

Female

• Abramka (a feminine form of Abraham)
• Astreta (perhaps a form of Astrid, ah-STREH-tah)
• Burneta
• Częstobrona (constant defense, CHEN-sto-BRO-nah)
• Damroka
• Dajmira (give me peace, dye-MEE-rah)
• Druzjana (drooz-YAH-nah)
• Krasnuroda (beautiful and attractive)
• Piechna (either from the Polish piekna (beautiful) or Petronela, PYEK-nah)
• Jafra (YAH-frah)
• Jagienka (little lamb, yah-GYEN-kah)
• Ładana (pretty, wah-DAH-nah)
• Marusza (mah-ROO-shah)
• Maszota (mah-SHOH-tah)
• Mirołada (peace; pretty; MEE-ro-WAH-dah)
• Morzena (sea; maw-JEH-nah)
• Pachna (scent, PAHK-nah)
• Najmiła (most pleasant, nye-MEE-wah)
• Niebiana (heavenly, nyeh-BYAH-nah)
• Rzepicha/Rzepka (turnip, jeh-PEE-hah, JEP-kah)
• Samboja (sam-BOY-ah)
• Skarbimira (treasure of peace)
• Tomira