Apolonia
Meaning of Apolonia
The name Apolonia is a beautiful and historic choice for a baby girl, with rich roots in both Polish and Spanish cultures. Pronounced ah-paw-LAWN-yah in Polish and ah-poh-LOH-nee-ah in Spanish, Apolonia is derived from the Greek name Apollonios, which means "of Apollo," referring to the Greek god of music, arts, and knowledge. The name has an elegant variant, Apollonia, which shares the same origins and meaning. Though not widely common in the United States, Apolonia has seen sporadic use over the decades, with its highest recorded occurrence being 25 newborns in 1990. This name carries a sense of timeless grace and cultural depth, making it a unique yet classic option for parents seeking something distinctive for their daughter.
Pronunciation
Polish
- Pronunced as ah-paw-LAWN-yah (/apɔˈlɔɲa/)
Spanish
- Pronunced as ah-poh-LOH-nee-ah (/apoˈlonja/)
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Notable People Named Apolonia
| Apolonia Sokol is a French figurative painter known for her autobiographical approach to painting and using portraiture as a tool for political empowerment, with her work exhibited internationally. |
| Apolonia Van Voorden - Apolonia "Miss Loni" Van Voorden was a Dutch American foot juggler who started performing at the age of 10 in her family's circus in the Netherlands. |
