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13 окт. 2018 г. · Diminutives are form by adding -ek. Jan ~ Janek, Piotr ~ Piotrek. For longer names, this is usually restricted to the first syllable. How did the Polish make 'Asia' out of Joanna's name? - Quora What are the short forms of the names Jakub, Krzysztof, and Daniel ... Другие результаты с сайта www.quora.com

3 апр. 2009 г. · These are, eg.: Monika, Ewa, Ada (which can itself be a diminutive from Adriana or Adrianna), Marek, Kornel, Konrad, Karol, Jacek (not to be ...

26 авг. 2015 г. · Ola is a short version of Aleksandra, and Aga can refer both to Agnieszka and Agata. Some more surprising diminutives would include Lolek, a ...

Polish names have two main elements: the given name, and the surname. The ... diminutive form of the given name may be used: "Panie Włodku!", "Pani ... Given names · Change of name · Classification

Diminutives for Polish Names ; Alicja · Ala, ; Elżbieta · Ela. ; Maksymilian · Maks, ; Tomasz · Tomek, ; Stanisław · Staś, these may seem quite obvious but we have a bit ...

11 июн. 2023 г. · I always remember my mother telling me that her favourite thing about Polish was building diminutives. This was done by adding particular suffixes to words.

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I'd say that diminutives sound natural with some names and don't with others. Eg. Tomek, Wojtek, Kuba, Witek, Zosia, Kasia, Ola can usually be used for everyone ...