Garima
Just 21 women in Poland carry it, and no girl has been given it since at least 2000: most Poles will never meet one. The name comes from Hebrew, where it means dignity, or standing.
Garima Pronunciation
Garima is pronounced gah-REE-mah (/gaˈrima/).
What Garima means
Where Garima comes from and what it has meant to the people who carry it.
Garima comes from a Hebrew root, and its short meaning stays close to that source: dignity, importance. The name points to a quality a person carries rather than a thing you can hold. A child can grow into it.
In Poland the name is rare. It arrives without a saint's day and without a cluster of nicknames to soften it. There is no Polish diminutive worn smooth by daily use, so the name keeps its full shape. Garima stands as itself, three syllables, unshortened.
That plainness has its own weight. On a school class register or on an official form at the urząd, the name reads without fuss, with nothing to translate away. What remains is the sense it was given at the start: dignity, importance.
How many people are named Garima
1 in 1073516 women in Poland is named Garima. 21 people carry it in the 2025 register: rank #9581 among female names.