Ni Kadek
The name carries the sense "second-born child", marking a daughter's place in the birth order. In Poland it stays rare: fewer than 70 women hold it, and no newborn girls have been registered with it.
Ni Kadek Pronunciation
Ni Kadek is pronounced NYEE-KAH-dek (/ɲi ˈkadɛk/).
What Ni Kadek means
Where Ni Kadek comes from and what it has meant to the people who carry it.
Ni Kadek names a second-born daughter. The listing gives it a Slavic origin, and the meaning stays plain: the second child, born a girl.
A name built on birth order does an unusual job. It marks sequence rather than a virtue or a saint. Where Katarzyna gathered the sense of "pure" long after its Greek root, Ni Kadek keeps its work simple. The second daughter, counted and named for the counting.
Picture the name read out from a school register in September. It gives away nothing about the child's looks or temper. It reports one fact, her position at home, and leaves the rest for her to fill.
The story here is short and literal. Slavic in origin, and fixed on a single meaning: second-born, a daughter.
How many people are named Ni Kadek
1 in 331527 women in Poland is named Ni Kadek. 68 people carry it in the 2025 register: rank #4403 among female names.