Another forgotten female name returns to fashion. This time, however, it is not about Barbara, Zuzanna, Zofia or Julia, and … Stefaniawhich has been systematically climbing popularity in the rankings for over a decade.
In recent years, she has recorded such a significant increase that soon (if this tendency persists), it may be at the forefront of women’s names. In 2024, as many as 332 girls were named after Stefania.
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Stefania’s female name has a long history in Poland. It was very fashionable in the first half of the 20th century and was given regularly until the end of the Polish People’s Republic. It is worth knowing, however, that you could encounter him in our country long before this period.
It is broadcast with us in the Middle Ages, and at the turn of the 17th and 18th centuries it recorded a large increase in interest. Many famous women wore them, including Stefania Górska – actress and singer popular in the interwar period. Currently, they are called over 53,000 Polish women.
Stefania’s name sounds dignified and that is also its meaning. It is associated with power and honor because From the Greek language it can be translated from the word “Stephanos” (Korona, Wieniec) as a “crowned” person, or “awarded with a wreath of victory”.
A woman named Stefania is a numerological three. He is an ambitious and hit person, focused on professional success and career. Her personal charm and magnetic personality make her easily achieve her goals.
She has a good memory and great intuition that also help her to cope with her life. She is not an easy partner for family life due to the high requirements set for potential heart chosen ones. Sooner or later, however, he finds his ideal.
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Stefani’s name day fall out only once a calendar year. So it’s better to write this date so as not to be late with the wishes for a friend, mother or grandmother. It would be a real slip -up.
Stefania’s name day fall out in early autumn, on September 18. In 2025 it will be Thursday. Perhaps it is worth starting to think about a gift if you are called a person so close to us.
