Zdislaw
Slavic · Boy · 2 syllables
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About the name Zdislaw
Zdislaw is a Slavic name combining "zde" (here/present) or derived from "zde-" prefix with "slaw" (glory/fame), meaning "present glory" or "here-renowned." The name is primarily Polish and used in Polish Catholic communities, with historical documentation in medieval Poland and among Slavic peoples.
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Etymology
Zdislaw is a Slavic name combining "zde" (here/present) or derived from "zde-" prefix with "slaw" (glory/fame), meaning "present glory" or "here-renowned." The name is primarily Polish and used in Polish Catholic communities, with historical documentation in medieval Poland and among Slavic peoples.
Zdislaw currently ranks #908 in the United States as a boy's name. It reached its peak popularity around 1930.
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