Ramiz
Barely 156 men in Poland carry it, and no boys got it last year, so most Poles have never met one. It comes from Arabic and Turkish, where it points to a sign or symbol.
Ramiz Pronunciation
Ramiz is pronounced RAH-mees (/ˈramis/).
What Ramiz means
Where Ramiz comes from and what it has meant to the people who carry it.
Ramiz travels through Arabic and Turkish naming, where it points to one idea: a sign that indicates or signals. The English sense here is plain. It means indicating, signalling, and in Polish the name lands on znak, symbol.
Arabic speakers connect Ramiz (رامز) to the word ramz, meaning symbol or code. The name reads as the one who indicates, the person who stands for something. Arabic dictionaries record that link, so this is no folk guess.
The deeper origin sits in the category of other, outside one tidy root. Ramiz carries no diminutives and no variants to soften it. Short and whole, it goes onto a form at the urząd with nothing to shorten. On a Polish class register it would sit apart from Kacper and Antoni, marked by its Arabic and Turkish company.
Its meaning holds wherever it goes. Ramiz signals. It points. The Polish gloss keeps it exact: znak, symbol.
How many people are named Ramiz
1 in 136835 men in Poland is named Ramiz. 156 people carry it in the 2025 register: rank #2589 among male names.
Ramiz as a middle name
Ramiz is a first name for 156 men in Poland and a middle name for another 4, a 98/2 split. In the men's middle-name ranking it sits 5707th, between Ramana (4) and Ranga (4).
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#5705 Rakhman4
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#5706 Ramana4
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#5707 Ramiz4
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#5708 Ranga4
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#5709 Ranveer4