Ludomiła
Just 125 women in Poland carry this name, and the record shows no newborn girls given it this century. A Slavic name at root: ludo "people" and mił "dear," together "dear to the people."
Ludomiła Pronunciation
Ludomiła is pronounced loo-do-MEE-wah (/ludɔˈmiwa/).
What Ludomiła means
Where Ludomiła comes from and what it has meant to the people who carry it.
Ludomiła is built from two old Slavic roots. "Lud" means the people, and "mił" means dear or kindly. Joined, they give the sense the name still carries in Polish glossaries: miła ludziom, dear to the people. The meaning sits right on the surface.
It belongs to a large family of Slavic compound names, alongside Bogumiła and Bronisława, where a full word meets a full word. The masculine form is Ludomił, and the two have moved together across Polish records for a long time. Where Ludomiła names a woman, Ludomił names a man, and the root stays the same.
Names like this were more common in medieval Poland than today. A Ludomiła is rare now. At the urząd her name might need spelling out for the clerk, letter by letter. That rarity is part of what she inherits, along with the plain reading of the parts: lud and mił, people and dear.
How many people are named Ludomiła
1 in 180351 women in Poland is named Ludomiła. 125 people carry it in the 2025 register: rank #3003 among female names.
Ludomiła as a middle name
Ludomiła is a first name for 125 women in Poland and a middle name for another 73, a 63/37 split. In the women's middle-name ranking it sits 784th, between Gisela (73) and Maryna (73).
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#782 Elif73
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#783 Gisela73
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#784 Ludomiła73
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#785 Maryna73
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#786 Nawojka73