22 июл. 2013 г. · I think it's Kotka (name for female cat) or Koszka (Russian for cat).

1. The name is also the name of a Polish dish/food. 2. The name is 2-3 syllables in length. 3. The name ends in an "ee" sound. Examples: Faworki, Pierogi, ...

All of them are diminutive forms, in the Vocative case. żabko - little frog, kotku - kitty? (little cat), rybko - little fish, kwiatuszku - little flower

I would have thought that lower register names - like "Danka" for Danuta, or "Janek" for Jan, are just that - a form of comraderie for a work mate or a friend, ...

We have given our younger cat the name Angel but i like to use a Polish form. What are the diminutives of Anioł? We used to have a cat called Pebbles.

Polish people in Poland cannot give their children foreign names; only names on the approved list can be used.

7 июн. 2012 г. · Making diminutive words out of the basic ones is quite easy in Polish: kot (a cat) becomes kot-ek or better yet - kot-uś, pies (dog) becomes ...

The most common suffix in Poland and considered typically Polish is, of course, the suffix -ski. The most common Polish surname with this suffix.

In polish language there are a lot of dimnutive forms of Anna: Ania, Anka, Aneczka, Anulka, Andzia. Ania is the most popular and nice.

I am doing my best at spelling them by how they are prounounced. Sidney Doolie? Shootie Mollyoshka? Yashush Maria? Yoiga Mini? Boysha Moi?