Around the world, Otylia (Otylia 
, אוטיליה 
, Отыля 
) is a rare female given name. The first name Otylia is characteristic of Poland, where it is a rare female name, Germany, where it is a very rare feminine name, and the United States, where it is an extremely rare primarily girly, but very seldom boy's name. More prevalently, Otylia is the last name as well as the forename.
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otylia kałuża Polish middle-distance runner and sprinter (1907-1981), PL (b. 1907) |
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| otylia kisiel Polish Righteous Among the Nations, PL (b. 1893) |
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| otylia mastalerczuk Polish Righteous Among the Nations, PL (b. 1903) |
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| otylia pracka Polish Righteous Among the Nations, PL (b. 1907) |
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| otylia szczukowska PL (b. 1900) |
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| otylia grot (b. 1909) |
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| otylia kokocińska Polish politician, PL (b. 1923) |
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otylia jędrzejczak Polish swimmer, PL (b. 1983) |
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| otylia gwiaździńska UA (b. 1929) |
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| otylia kowal-bielecka Polish rheumatologist and researcher |
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| otylia gałka Polish Righteous Among the Nations, PL |
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