Daromiła
Just 78 Polish women carry it, and not one newborn has taken it since 2000. A Slavic compound meaning "dear gift": someone dear who arrived as a gift.
Daromiła Pronunciation
Daromiła is pronounced dah-ro-MEE-wah (/darɔˈmiwa/).
What Daromiła means
Where Daromiła comes from and what it has meant to the people who carry it.
Daromiła belongs to the old Slavic habit of building a name from two small words. The first is dar, meaning gift. The second is miła, meaning dear or pleasant. Set together they give the sense recorded for the name: dear gift, and in Polish miła z daru.
Names of this shape filled early Slavic records, with pieces like -mił, -sław, and -mir changing places across many forms. Daromiła is one of the rarer ones. It sits close to its parts, so a Polish speaker can still read the meaning without help.
On a school register it looks long and formal. That length comes from old Slavic naming. The whole name returns for the imieniny and the urząd. Its root stays one word, dar, a gift.
How many people are named Daromiła
1 in 289024 women in Poland is named Daromiła. 78 people carry it in the 2025 register: rank #4024 among female names.
Daromiła as a middle name
Daromiła is a first name for 78 women in Poland and a middle name for another 15, an 84/16 split. In the women's middle-name ranking it sits 1906th, between Damla (15) and Delphine (15).
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#1904 Crystal15
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#1905 Damla15
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#1906 Daromiła15
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#1907 Delphine15
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#1908 Fabia15