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Forename Гжегож

Around the globe, Гжегож (Grzegorz Poland United Kingdom Germany United States Ireland, Гжегож Ukraine Belarus Russia, Grezegorz Poland United Kingdom United States Spain Canada) is a common masculine forename. The forename Гжегож is characteristic of Poland, where it is a common boy's name, Ireland, where it is quite a common principally masculine, but very infrequently girly name, and the United Kingdom, where it is quite a rare male name. In absolute terms, this name is the most popular in Poland, the United Kingdom, and Germany. Also, Гжегож is the last name as well as the forename.

Translations, transliterations and names similar to the name Гжегож

name Gjegoj, name Григор, name Grzesiek, name Gzhegozh, name Рейо, name Григорий, name Грыгоры, name Grigory, name غريغور, name Крикор, name Grzesiu, name Grigori, name Грег, name Грегор, name Grégory, name Gžegož, name Григорій, name Гриня, name Grigor, name Reijo, name Grześ, name Grzegorz, name غريغوري, name Грегорио, name Грегори, name 格雷戈里奥, name Grezegorz, name Gregorius, name Грегоріо, name Гриша, name Рыгор, name Gergely, name Grigorij, name Грегорі, name 格雷戈里, name Грегер, name グレゴリー, name Grigalius, name Gregor, name Krikor, name Gregorio, name גרגורי, name გრიგოლი, name Gregory, name Gregers, name Гжегож, name Greger, name Γρηγόριος
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Grzegorz United Kingdom, Poland, United States, Ireland, Germany
Гжегож Ukraine, Russia, Belarus
Grezegorz United Kingdom, Spain, Poland, United States, Canada

First name Гжегож in the context

Гжегож is also a name for the fictitious and mythical characters: Grzegorz Brzęczyszczykiewicz , the pseudonym of the main character in Polish comedy film How I Unleashed World War II; Grzegorz Nowicki and Grzegorz Król .

Notable namesakes

picture of гжегож пирамович гжегож пирамович гжегож пирамович Polish Catholic priest and educator, UA (b. 1735) link

Characteristic surnames

Малец, Мусял, Ловер, Пуделко, Вуйцик, Собецки, Микелис, Венскевич, Цимбала, Сулковски, Полянський, Романовіч, and Каліновській