Emma
Emma is the Polish version of the female given name Emma.
Emma is used as a female given name.
Meaning: female given name (name)
Which one should you use?
The name has different forms depending on the level of formality or intimacy. Emilia serves as the formal equivalent, while Emusia is the informal diminutive form.
Did you know?
- The name 'Emma' follows standard Polish declension rules, meaning its ending will change depending on whether it is the subject or the object of a sentence.
- Polish speakers often use the diminutive Emusia not just for children, but as a term of deep affection for adults.
- While 'Emma' is widely used, it is often perceived by Poles as a name with a strong Western or international flair rather than a traditional Slavic one.
Examples in context
- Emma ma zeza.Emma is cross-eyed.This sentence shows the use of Emma in a sentence.Tatoeba #4107675 by konrad509, translation #1723342 by belgavox
- Spotkam się z Emusią na kawie.I'm meeting up with Emusia for coffee.
- Emma jest bardzo miła.Emma is very kind.
- Czy to jest Emma?Is that Emma?
Example conversation
Agnieszka and Tomasz are talking about a new neighbor.
- AgnieszkaCzy nowa sąsiadka to Emma?Is the new neighbor Emma?
- TomaszTak, to właśnie Emma.Yes, it is indeed Emma.
- AgnieszkaEmma wydaje się bardzo sympatyczna.Emma seems very pleasant.
- TomaszZgadzam się z tobą.I agree with you.
Sources
- Example sentences: Tatoeba CC BY 2.0 FR.
