This name is very popular, according to data published on the website of the Republic of Poland in 2024, 523 girls are given. In total, 5582 women and girls in Poland wear them.
Gaja most likely comes from the name of the Mother of the Earth. In Greek mythology, Gaja was a deity that first emerged from chaos. This is the original goddess of the Earth and fertility. It is also suspected that Gaja may come from the male name Gajusz, then it would also mean “enjoying parents.”
Interestingly, ladies named can use a diminutive in the form of Gaja. GAI’s collateral is Kajawhich is definitely more popular (wears them more than 5 times more people, compared to GAI).
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People with this name are attributed to a strong personality. It is not without mythological meaning. In the name of Gaja, he can see the features assigned to the Greek deity. Girls and women are characterized by great ambition and courage. They are determined and are not afraid to take on challenges. In most cases, they are realists who do not look at life through pink glasses. Gaje know how to take care of themselves, but they also do not avoid helping others. They like to talk and share their opinions, but at the same time they are characterized by patience, thanks to which they are good listeners.
The most popular women bearing this name include:
- Gaja Grzegorzewska – Crime writer
- Gaja Kołodziej – writer of moral novels
- Gaia Bolognesia and Gaia de Laurentiis – Italian actresses
In addition, this name is gaining popularity, thanks to Justyna Steczkowska, who with the song “Gaja” will represent Poland at Eurovision 2025 in Basel.
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Women and girls named Gaja can Celebrate the name day: February 28, March 10, April 22, September 27 and October 14. However, the most popular date is April 22.
The diminutive of this name is, among others: Gajusia, Gajunia, Gaga, Gajka, Gajeczka, Gajuś, Gania, Gajcia and Gajula.
