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Given that I'm near a very large Polish community, I'm surprised I haven't seen this name in real life. I have, however, encountered several Nadias/Nadyas and a couple Nadejdas, more common among other Slavic people (there's a growing Ukrainian population in the same area).
That said... it's not bad, and it has an "ay-uh" ending that's sort of trendy; but I think Nadezhda is far prettier.
That said... it's not bad, and it has an "ay-uh" ending that's sort of trendy; but I think Nadezhda is far prettier.
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You probably haven't seen it because it's not a very common name among Poles. I've lived in Poland for thirty years and I've never met one in person. However, recently a Polish celebrity couple named their daughter that so I expect it to climb up the ranks pretty quickly.
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This is a name from my first language, Polish.
I do like it but I don't think it works in English because of pronunciation issues.
I do like it but I don't think it works in English because of pronunciation issues.
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