How to Say “Alice” in Polish

Alicja
/aˈli.t͡sja/feminine
Alice is the English name translated into the Polish female given name Alicja.
Alicja is the most commonly used and officially recognized Polish equivalent of the name Alice.
Meaning: female given name (name)

How does it change in a sentence?

The name changes its ending depending on its role in a sentence. Use Alicji when the name is in the genitive, dative or locative case. Use Alicję when the name is the direct object of a sentence (accusative case).

How do you pronounce it?

/aˈli.tsja/. The name has 3 syllables, with the stress on the 2nd syllable.

Did you know?

  • Polish speakers often use a further diminutive, Alusia, to address a child or a romantic partner named Alicja.
  • The name Alicja is a Polish adaptation of the German name 'Adalheidis', which shares the same ancient Germanic roots.
  • If you are addressing Alicja directly, such as in 'Hello, Alicja!', you would often use the vocative form, which in many Polish contexts remains Alicjo.

Examples in context

  • Maria i Alicja to naprawdę siostry?
    Are Mary and Alice really sisters?
    This sentence is useful for confirming the relationship between Mary and Alicja.
    Tatoeba #5227684 by Tomash, translation #3738526 by CK
  • Alicja używa słodkich perfum.
    Alice wears a sweet perfume.
    This sentence describes Alicja wearing a sweet perfume.
    Tatoeba #1315266 by Agnie, translation #67342 by Lumi_alt
  • Alicja używa słodkich zapachów.
    Alice is wearing a sweet-smelling perfume.
    Tatoeba #1315267 by Agnie, translation #569611 by CN
  • Dzień dobry, Pani Alicjo.
    Good day, Mrs. Alice.
  • 1 more sentence on Tatoeba

Example conversation

Krzysztof and Anna are talking about a mutual friend during a walk.

  1. Krzysztof

    Czy Alicja jest dzisiaj w domu?
    Is Alicja home today?
  2. Anna

    Tak, widziałam ją rano.
    Yes, I saw her this morning.
  3. Krzysztof

    To świetnie, muszę do niej zadzwonić.
    That's great, I need to call her.
  4. Anna

    Powiedz jej, że pozdrawiam.
    Tell her I say hello.

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