Andrzelika
From Greek, meaning "angelic", a rarer cousin of Angelika. Only about 300 Polish women carry it, so most Poles have never met one.
Andrzelika Pronunciation
Andrzelika is pronounced ahnd-zhe-LEE-kah (/andʐɛˈlika/).
What Andrzelika means
Where Andrzelika comes from and what it has meant to the people who carry it.
Andrzelika reaches back to the Greek word angelos, which meant messenger before it settled into the meaning angel. The short gloss handed down with the name is angelic, in Polish anielska. From the same root came the more common Angelika and the spelling Anżelika, both easier for a Polish ear to place than Andrzelika itself.
Andrzelika is the rarer branch. It has the shape of a name that grew by blending, the angel root taking on a fuller, more ornamental ending. A child called Andrzelika carries a form that most people meet for the first time when they read it on a class register, sitting a few letters from Aniela.
The messenger sense is worth keeping in mind. Long before angels had wings in art, angelos was a person who brought news, and the word crossed into Latin and then into the names of half of Europe. Andrzelika holds that history in an unusual dress. The plainer meaning stayed: anielska, angelic.
How many people are named Andrzelika
1 in 71341 women in Poland is named Andrzelika. 316 people carry it in the 2025 register: rank #1696 among female names.
Andrzelika's popularity over time
Fewer than 2 girls were given the name in 2025. It has been falling steadily since 2000.
Andrzelika as a middle name
Andrzelika is a first name for 316 women in Poland and a middle name for another 126, a 71/29 split. In the women's middle-name ranking it sits 583rd, between Amy (126) and Jesika (126).
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#581 Renee128
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#582 Amy126
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#583 Andrzelika126
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#584 Jesika126
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#585 Susana126