Mikolaj
Meaning of Mikolaj
Mikolaj (mee-KOH-lye), the Polish spin on Nicholas, springs from the Greek Nikolaos—“victory of the people”—and instantly paints a vivid portrait of a generous-hearted leader. In 2024, just six American newborns claimed the name Mikolaj, landing it at rank 918 and crowning it as an exclusive club of charmers ready to enchant any household. It weaves old-world Slavic roots with the spicy warmth of a flamenco crescendo, dancing off the tongue like tambourines at a Latin fiesta—both grounded and wildly adventurous. Echoing Saint Nicholas’s benevolence, Mikolaj is the kind of name poised to slip a chocolate coin into a stocking, offering parents a moniker bursting with history, charisma, and a festive spark that promises to light up any room.
Pronunciation
Polish
- Pronunced as mee-KOH-lye (/miˈkɔ.laj/)
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Notable People Named Mikolaj
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