Vusala
Only about 45 women in Poland carry Vusala, and the records show no newborns given it in recent years. Most Poles will never meet one. The name means "union" or "reunion".
Vusala Pronunciation
What Vusala means
Where Vusala comes from and what it has meant to the people who carry it.
Vusala reaches Polish from Azerbaijani, where the name is written Vüsalə. Its root lies in the Arabic word wisāl, meaning union and reunion. The short meaning follows that root closely: union, reunion.
The word names a return of people once parted, the meeting that comes after distance. In the classical poetry of the region, wisāl stands against separation and marks the longed-for reunion. As a given name, Vusala keeps that older sense and hands it to a child.
Vusala is rare on a Polish class register. It sits among the Zofias and Amelias, unusual and quick to spot. It is a short name to say. The meaning underneath it stays fixed: union, reunion, two things brought back together.
How many people are named Vusala
1 in 500974 women in Poland is named Vusala. 45 people carry it in the 2025 register: rank #5747 among female names.