That name isn't a Polish name. Why? 1. Almost all Polish feminine names are ending with "a". There are only a few exceptions like Naomi 2. That name is not listed on any Polish names page 3. This name is not in the PESEL register for January 2022 (Everyone has access to information on how many people there are with any given name). PESEL is a number assigned to all citizens and foreigners living in Poland. It only takes 2 uses to get there. 4. This name has no name day. In Poland, even names that came from abroad at the end of the 20th century (e.g. Jessica) get a name day. Every Polish name MUST have a name day. 5. The only place where this name occurs in Poland is the Polish translation of Tristan and Isolde.
1. Almost all Polish feminine names are ending with "a". There are only a few exceptions like Naomi
2. That name is not listed on any Polish names page
3. This name is not in the PESEL register for January 2022 (Everyone has access to information on how many people there are with any given name). PESEL is a number assigned to all citizens and foreigners living in Poland. It only takes 2 uses to get there.
4. This name has no name day. In Poland, even names that came from abroad at the end of the 20th century (e.g. Jessica) get a name day. Every Polish name MUST have a name day.
5. The only place where this name occurs in Poland is the Polish translation of Tristan and Isolde.