Lubomiła
Fewer than 200 women in Poland carry it, rare enough that most Poles have never met one. A Slavic name built from old words for loving and dear.
Lubomiła Pronunciation
Lubomiła is pronounced loo-bo-MEE-wah (/lubɔˈmiwa/).
What Lubomiła means
Where Lubomiła comes from and what it has meant to the people who carry it.
Lubomiła is a Slavic name built from two pieces. The first, lub, means dear or loving, and it survives in the diminutive Luba. The second, mił, means dear and pleasant, and it stands alone as the short form Miła. Put together, the name reads as loving and dear, a doubling of the same warm idea rather than a single claim.
Names of this kind were made by joining two roots. That is why Lubomiła has a masculine partner, Lubomił, and near relatives like Lubomira. The tenderness sits in both halves.
The name is old. It belongs to the stock of early Slavic compounds that predate the calendar of saints, and it later shared name-day customs with its relatives. A child called Lubomiła today might appear once in a school register, then never again in the same building.
Shorten it to Luba on an official form, or to Miła among friends. Either way the meaning holds: loving and dear.
How many people are named Lubomiła
1 in 134993 women in Poland is named Lubomiła. 167 people carry it in the 2025 register: rank #2488 among female names.
Lubomiła as a middle name
Lubomiła is a first name for 167 women in Poland and a middle name for another 68, a 71/29 split. In the women's middle-name ranking it sits 817th, between Hiacenta (68) and Rivka (68).
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#815 Giulia68
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#816 Hiacenta68
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#817 Lubomiła68
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#818 Rivka68
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#819 Sharon68