Zyumbyulka
A Slavic name that means hyacinth, the flower. Only 23 women in Poland carry it, so almost no one will ever meet one, and no girl has been given it this century.
Zyumbyulka Pronunciation
Zyumbyulka is pronounced zih-oom-bih-OOL-kah (/zɨumbɨˈulka/).
What Zyumbyulka means
Where Zyumbyulka comes from and what it has meant to the people who carry it.
Zyumbyulka is a Slavic flower name with a single, plain meaning. It names the hyacinth, the fragrant spring spike that pushes up while the ground is still cold. The word reaches straight for the plant and stops there.
Hyacinths belong to the genus Hyacinthus, and they open in the first warm weeks of the year. In Polish gardens the hyacinth is among the earliest bulbs, often up before the last frost clears. Zyumbyulka holds that bloom and little else. It carries no recorded diminutives, no variants, no cross-gender form.
On a Polish class register, Zyumbyulka would sit apart from the Zofias and Zuzannas, a flower among the saints' names. The sense does not drift. What it means is what it says: hyacinth.
How many people are named Zyumbyulka
1 in 980167 women in Poland is named Zyumbyulka. 23 people carry it in the 2025 register: rank #9213 among female names.