Vladylena
Fewer than thirty women in Poland carry it, so most people here have never met one. The root is Slavic, from the word for power and ruling: a name that means "to rule".
Vladylena Pronunciation
What Vladylena means
Where Vladylena comes from and what it has meant to the people who carry it.
Vladylena grows from the Slavic root *voldъ, meaning power and the right to rule. The same root carries Vladimir and the Ukrainian Volodymyr. Polish holds the idea in two words, władza and the verb panować. The meaning here is the origin, not a gloss added later.
The name reads as Ukrainian first. Its bearers share a root with Volodymyr, a name worn by the princes of Kyiv and later by a president of Ukraine. Vladylena is the feminine line of that same power word. No cross-gender variant or standard diminutive sits beside it on record.
Picture a Polish class register in September. Vladylena is listed among the Amelias and Zuzannas, and the teacher checks the spelling once. No fixed imieniny attaches to it in the Polish calendar. What holds is the sense under the letters, władza, to rule.
How many people are named Vladylena
1 in 901753 women in Poland is named Vladylena. 25 people carry it in the 2025 register: rank #8664 among female names.