Manoj
A Hebrew name that the records read plainly as "born of the mind": something shaped in thought before it takes a body. Fewer than 300 men in Poland carry it, so most people here will never meet one.
Manoj Pronunciation
Manoj is pronounced MAH-noy (/ˈmanɔj/).
What Manoj means
Where Manoj comes from and what it has meant to the people who carry it.
Manoj is short and level. Two syllables end on a soft consonant. The name is traced to a Hebrew origin, and the meaning kept in the records is plain: born of the mind. That phrase points inward, to something formed first in thought and only later given a body.
There is a real Hebrew name close to this shape, Manoah, the father of Samson in the Book of Judges. It is a separate name with its own history, yet it shows how far back this cluster of sounds reaches in the Hebrew tradition.
For a Polish parent, Manoj arrives without a fixed name-day and without a diminutive of its own. A child called Manoj would stand a little apart on a school register. The meaning stays with him regardless: born of the mind, in Polish urodzony z umysłu.
How many people are named Manoj
1 in 75163 men in Poland is named Manoj. 284 people carry it in the 2025 register: rank #1804 among male names.
Manoj as a middle name
Manoj is a first name for 284 men in Poland and a middle name for another 33, a 90/10 split. In the men's middle-name ranking it sits 1450th, between Mahdi (33) and Marvin (33).
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#1448 Lorenz33
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#1449 Mahdi33
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#1450 Manoj33
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#1451 Marvin33
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#1452 Mason33