Koralia
From Greek, carrying the sense of "coral". Barely a hundred Polish women share it, so meeting one stays a memory: most people here go a lifetime without.
Koralia Pronunciation
Koralia is pronounced ko-RAHL-yah (/kɔˈralja/).
What Koralia means
Where Koralia comes from and what it has meant to the people who carry it.
Koralia comes from Greek. Behind it stands korállion, the old Greek word for coral, the red skeleton that divers pulled from the floor of the Mediterranean. The name means coral, plainly and directly.
Coral was more than an ornament in the old world. Jewellers set it in rings, and families hung small red beads on children as a guard against harm, a custom recorded across southern Europe. A girl called Koralia carries the name of that stone.
In a Polish class register, Koralia still reads as rare. It has no fixed imieniny of its own and no standard Polish diminutive on record. Say the surname first and the given name lands with a small surprise. The meaning stays fixed under all of it: coral.
How many people are named Koralia
1 in 242407 women in Poland is named Koralia. 93 people carry it in the 2025 register: rank #3610 among female names.
Koralia's popularity over time
Fewer than 2 girls were given the name in 2025. It has been climbing since 2025.
Koralia as a middle name
Koralia is a first name for 93 women in Poland and a middle name for another 37, a 72/28 split. In the women's middle-name ranking it sits 1142nd, between Karyna (37) and Madison (37).
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#1140 Kadek37
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#1141 Karyna37
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#1142 Koralia37
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#1143 Madison37
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#1144 Noor37