Artom
Artom carries a Slavic sense of "safe, healthy," a spelling close to the Russian Artyom. Only 339 men in Poland go by it, and it's given so seldom now that most Poles have never met one.
Artom Pronunciation
Artom is pronounced AHR-tom (/ˈartɔm/).
What Artom means
Where Artom comes from and what it has meant to the people who carry it.
Artom is a Slavic name, and its meaning is direct: safe, healthy. Where many names reach for grandeur, this one asks for something smaller and more urgent, that the person carrying it come to no harm. Zdrowy, bezpieczny. The wish is old, and it belongs to the name rather than to any one story told about it.
In Polish use the name stays rare and unadorned, set beside names with louder legends behind them. It does not need one. The word underneath does the work, and that work is a good outcome, health and safety.
On an official form at the urząd, Artom is spelled short and read at once. There is nothing hidden in it. The Slavic root and the meaning line up, safe and healthy, and that is where the name ends.
How many people are named Artom
1 in 62968 men in Poland is named Artom. 339 people carry it in the 2025 register: rank #1631 among male names.