Patrycja

Meaning of Patrycja

Patrycja, the Polish variant of the Latin name Patricia, descends from patricius, meaning “noble.” Pronounced pa-TREE-tsya (/paˌtrɪtsjɑ/) in its native tongue, it blends Roman roots with Slavic tradition and carries connotations of refined heritage. In Poland, Patrycja consistently ranks among popular girls’ names; in the United States, Social Security data from 1991 to 2011 record annual births of five to fifteen, placing it between ranks 837 and 977. As a feminine choice, Patrycja bridges classical lineage and Eastern European character, offering parents a distinctive option with cultural depth.

Pronunciation

Polish

• Pronunced as pa-TREE-tsya (/paˌtrɪtsjɑ/)

• Patricia
• Patrice
• Patrizia
• Patrycia