Łucjanna
Only about ten women in Poland carry it, and no girl has been given it in a generation. From Latin, it means "light": a name most Poles have never met.
Łucjanna Pronunciation
Łucjanna is pronounced woots-YAHN-nah (/wut͡sˈjanna/).
What Łucjanna means
Where Łucjanna comes from and what it has meant to the people who carry it.
Łucjanna traces to Latin. Behind it stands Lucianus, a Roman family name built from Lucius, and Lucius grows from lux, the Latin word for light. The meaning that reached Polish stays simple: światło, light.
The form is a feminine of Łucjan, the male name that shares the same root. Polish spelling keeps two doors open here. Some families write Łucjanna with the barred Ł, others Lucjanna with a plain L, and the pair łucjana and lucjana drop one of the doubled n's.
Łucjanna is rare. On a school register it would likely sit alone, with no second Łucjanna to share the name-day.
The Latin root also fed Lucia and Lucyna, so a girl named Łucjanna stands among a wide family of light-names. The tie to light is no ornament. It is the origin, sitting in that first syllable, luc.
How many people are named Łucjanna
1 in 2254383 women in Poland is named Łucjanna. 10 people carry it in the 2025 register: rank #16848 among female names.
Łucjanna as a middle name
Łucjanna is a first name for 10 women in Poland and a middle name for another 8, a 56/44 split, almost evenly. In the women's middle-name ranking it sits 2897th, between Özge (8) and Śniega (8).
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#2895 Zerihun8
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#2896 Özge8
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#2897 Łucjanna8
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#2898 Śniega8
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#2899 Światosława8