Alisiia
A Ukrainian spelling of Alicja, Latin at root, meaning "noble". Barely 200 people in Poland carry it, and almost all the newborns have come since 2020: a name most Poles have never met.
Alisiia Pronunciation
Alisiia is pronounced ah-LEESH-yah (/aˈliɕja/).
What Alisiia means
Where Alisiia comes from and what it has meant to the people who carry it.
Alisiia belongs to the family of names that Latin passed along in the form Alicia, a spelling clerks reached for when Alice needed to look official on a record. The meaning fixed to it is noble, szlachetna in Polish. That meaning came down through the Latinized form, attached to the name early and kept ever since.
In Poland the name grew into Alicja, with Ala as the diminutive for daily use. Ala is the name at home. The spelling Alisiia carries a Ukrainian accent, the version that moves easily between Kyiv and Kraków, where Alicja has lived for a long time.
Open a school register in September and you might find Alisiia and Alicja a few lines apart. They are one name in two alphabets, both tracing back to Latin Alicia and its meaning, noble.
How many people are named Alisiia
1 in 115020 women in Poland is named Alisiia. 196 people carry it in the 2025 register: rank #2252 among female names.
Alisiia's popularity over time
3 girls were given the name in 2025, ranking #1172 among newborns. It has been climbing since 2021.
Where parents choose Alisiia
Alisiia is most popular in Masovian, 182% above the national average (6 girls born 2019–2025), followed by Greater Poland (+132%) and Pomeranian (+126%).
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Masovian
+182%1 in 59,044 babies
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Greater Poland
+132%1 in 71,748 babies
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Pomeranian
+126%1 in 73,661 babies
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Masovian+182% 6 born1 in 59,044 babies+182%
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Greater Poland+132% 3 born1 in 71,748 babies+132%
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Pomeranian+126% 2 born1 in 73,661 babies+126%
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Lower Silesian+112% 2 born1 in 78,567 babies+112%