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I didn’t want to have kids, but now I want one to just name it Mściwój
Poland is in the west, shouldn’t have changed the original bottom with the Middle East and all the names being muhammed(downvote if your a pedo)
Are there people who still name their kids Mściwój, Bogumił or Bożydar?
Sit down, let’s talk about that jbzd watermark
Also, my neighbors name was Stojgniew, which would roughly translate to “Stone cold anger”
I know a guy called Kyle that I work with in the hospital that looks like that. Granted he’s a patient, but still.
^(/s just in case)
Mściwój avenges his uncle
yes, but those western names predate Polish Christian names for hundreds of years. Tyler comes from French and means one who lays the bricks. Bob from German and means glorious. Kyle after Scottish Gaelic legendary king Coel Hen. Tim comes from Greek and means one who honours God.
Origins of these names
Kyle = narrow
Bob (Robert) = shining with glory
Tyler = self-explanatory
Tim = honour/god
There are some utter dogshit modern names in the UK/US etc…, but the selected ones are fairly sane in my opinion!
hear me out I don’t think anyone is naming their kid bożydar in 2022
Krzesław
Kurwa Krzesław, “sławiący krzesła” xD
My grandpas real name is Bugoslaw or something like that but everyone calls him Bob or Bobby. *You get the best of both worlds*
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That’s good translation
Poland is the Middle East of Europe confirmed.
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I didn’t want to have kids, but now I want one to just name it Mściwój
Poland is in the west, shouldn’t have changed the original bottom with the Middle East and all the names being muhammed(downvote if your a pedo)
Are there people who still name their kids Mściwój, Bogumił or Bożydar?
Sit down, let’s talk about that jbzd watermark
Also, my neighbors name was Stojgniew, which would roughly translate to “Stone cold anger”
I know a guy called Kyle that I work with in the hospital that looks like that. Granted he’s a patient, but still.
^(/s just in case)
Mściwój avenges his uncle
yes, but those western names predate Polish Christian names for hundreds of years. Tyler comes from French and means one who lays the bricks. Bob from German and means glorious. Kyle after Scottish Gaelic legendary king Coel Hen. Tim comes from Greek and means one who honours God.
Origins of these names
Kyle = narrow
Bob (Robert) = shining with glory
Tyler = self-explanatory
Tim = honour/god
There are some utter dogshit modern names in the UK/US etc…, but the selected ones are fairly sane in my opinion!
hear me out I don’t think anyone is naming their kid bożydar in 2022
Krzesław
Kurwa Krzesław, “sławiący krzesła” xD
My grandpas real name is Bugoslaw or something like that but everyone calls him Bob or Bobby. *You get the best of both worlds*
Massive W
Tyler Durden tho