THE MEANING OF YOUR POLISH LAST NAME?

What is that then "bullock" all cow and no balls lol Only joking mate :)

I always feel sorry for the Polish football player Jacek Bąk, pronounced (jatsɛk bɔnk), which if I am correct is slang for fart in Polish.
Bonk is also slang for having a quickie in English :)

Anyone know anything about the last name KONOWIECKI (KOH-NOV-YETZ-KI)???

How about the last name Renkoski? Or Renkowski? Or Rzenkowski? Anything?

kimpinski what does it mean

I have a friend (ohh I wish is was more), anyway her last name is Kita. What does that mean?

kitka....like a pony tail.... or just tail....
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you wanna talk about it?;)

One meaning of kita is a fox's tail

I would but I have to study for a damn test. Tall blonde out of my league.. not by too much though. maybe. It wasn't just the looks: funny, smart, cute little laugh and accent.. ahhhh



Haha.. seriously?? Both in style and substance.. That's very appropriate.

don't underestimate yourself....go for it and start a conversation.... you never know :)


see? there you go....

He's lucky he was not in a Polish highschool - a perfect surname to make fun of. I had a good laugh about it, too.

It means something like a 'sack-tormentor', or 'sack-pesterer' whatever it can mean. Wór - a big sack; męczyć: torture, torment, vex, or pester (also to tire out but it doesn't fit here for some morphological reason)A hilarious one.

ukpolska: Bąk also means a bumblebee or a spinning top.

What is the meaning of my maiden polish last name? Radek

How about my friend's name, Rakaska?

Radek is a diminutive of Radosław - a male name.
Rakaska doesn't mean anything specific.

have any meaning on Dolengewicz?

What is the meaning of Toczynski and Pomorski??

Toczyński - might come from toczyć - to roll, draw, carry on, bore
Pomorski - region in Poland Pomorze - close to the sea

I'm curious of the meaning of Kubik?

anyone?

:)

Grzymkowski, Bielski, Kukawski, Wegrzynowicz, and Kaliszewski

Kubik - sounds like a diminutive of Kuba (Jacob) or something to do with volume (cubic meter)
Bielski - of white color
Wegrzynowicz - of Hungarian origin (the ending is more easterly; ukrainian/russian/armenian)
Kaliszewski - of Kalisz (Kalisz is one of the the oldest Polish cities)

Does anyone know anything (meaning/origin) about the name Marchewa? Someone told me it means "big carrot." Some people from Bulgaria insist that has bulgarian origins. Fathers side is from Poland.

Thank you!

Cheers :)

and I'm no -ski,-ska ;) is Gonera Polish anyway? ah yes Wyspianska isn't my real last name haha

Any thing on Lochki or Celinski?

depending on how you pronounce the "ch" ("sz" or "cz"e) it, it's either:
- little curls (hair)
- little female piglets.
- diminutive of "locha", female pigs.

LOL thanks "oink oink"

It does.

Delongewiez, Dolingemzg,Dolingo,Dorlanagewicz,dolengewicz

i dont know the correct spelling, hopefully someone can help out. i would greatly appreciate it

Thank you! Kind of a funny name hunh? So I guess I can assume it's a Polish name and not Bulgarian. Even though I'm first generation american I only know my history as far back as my grandparents. I would love to have the dna testing done but will have to wait until it's less expensive...if that ever happens.

Looking for the meaning of WODYNSKI.

Can anyone tell me what the name Schwientek means? My g-grandparents came over from Silesia in the 1880s and no one knows what the name meant. It's been Americanized to Swintek.