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2007-10-22 recipe name: Hello, The first one, Honey Cake, is Piernik (pye-rnyck). When it comes to the second one, I know it but I have always used simply the name Kuleczki (balls; coo-lye-cky). Maybe there's a different one...
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2007-10-15 Name Definition: Hello again, Butka is a name that occurs in Poland nowadays. So everything seems to be fine here... "ka" does not have any specific meaning. In this situation it is one of the standard ending added...
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2007-10-12 Name Definition: Hello, You're close. but means shoe or boot. "ki" suffix is added as an indication that something is small, nice and so on. I suspect, however, that it's not the real root of your name. In fact, the...
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2007-09-04 Spelling of a Polish name: Hello Liz, Jadwiga is a perfectly correct Polish name. You are also correct about it being an informal version of German Hedwig. The spelling is a bit different, however. Hedwig is Jadwiga (note that...
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2007-08-29 Nickname: Hello, My guess it it comes from his name. The language of origin of the basic form doesn't seem clear, but it sound as Central-Eestern European (Ukrainian is an option). In Polish, Joseph is spelled...
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