Marzena name - Meaning of Marzena
- Gender
- Feminine
- Lucky Number
- 6
- Usage
- Polish, Hebrew, Polish
- Pronounced
- mah-ZHE-nah
- Marzena Meaning
- Polish diminutive of Maria or MalGorzata. Marzena is a Polish diminutive of Maria. Maria, or Mary, is the name used in the New Testament, ultimately derived from the Hebrew name Miryam. There are several possible meanings of Miryam, some of them being: "lots of bitterness", "wished for child", "bitter", "rebellious". Mary is the name of different characters in New Testament, the most important ones being the Virgin Mary, mother of Jesus, and Mary Magdalene. The name has been extremely popular for centuries, especially among Christians.
Marzena Related Names
Variants: Maja, Marika, Maryla
Other Languages: Mariam, Maryam (Arabic), Margarid, Margarit, Mariam (Armenian), Maria, Miren, Maia (Basque), Maryia (Belarusian), Mary, Miriam (Biblical), Maria, Mariam (Biblical Greek), Miriam (Biblical Hebrew), Maria (Biblical Latin), Mari (Breton), Margarita, Mariya (Bulgarian), Margarida, Maria, Mariona (Catalan), Maria (Corsican), Margareta, Marija, Mirjam, Mirjana, Maja, Mara, Mare, Marica, Maša, Mojca (Croatian), Marie, Markéta, Madlenka, Maja, Marika, Máša (Czech), Margareta, Margit, Margrethe, Mari, Maria, Marie, Grete, Grethe, Maiken, Maja, Majken, Margarethe, Merete, Meta, Mette, Mia, Rita (Danish), Margareta, Margaretha, Margriet, Maria, Marja, Mirjam, Greet, Greetje, Griet, Maaike, Margreet, Marieke, Mariëtte, Marijke, Marike, Mariska, Marita, Meike, Mia, Mieke, Miep, Mies, Ria (Dutch), Margaret, Margery, Maria, Marie, Mary, Maura, Miriam, Greta, Gretchen, Gretta, Jorie, Madge, Mae, Maggie, Maleah, Mamie, Margaretta, Marge, Margie, Margo, Mariah, Marje, Marjorie, Marjory, May, Mayme, Meg, Midge, Peg, Peggie, Peggy, Retha, Rita (English), Maarja, Maret, Mari, Mirjam, Maarika, Marika (Estonian), Maaria, Maarit, Margareta, Maria, Marja, Marjaana, Marjo, Marketta, Mirjam, Mirjami, Jaana, Maarika, Maija, Margareeta, Mari, Marika, Marita, Maritta, Marjatta, Marjukka, Marjut, Mirja, Reeta, Reetta (Finnish), Marguerite, Marie, Myriam, Manon, Margaux, Margot, Marianne, Marielle, Mariette, Marion, Marise (French), Maria, Maike, Mareike (Frisian), Margarida, María (Galician), Mariam, Mariami, Meri (Georgian), Margareta, Margarete, Margaretha, Margarethe, Maria, Marie, Miriam, Mirjam, Greta, Gretchen, Grete, Gretel, Maja, Mareike, Margrit, Mariele, Marita, Meike, Meta, Mia, Mitzi, Ria, Rita (German), Maria, Marika (Greek), Malia, Mele (Hawaiian), Miriam (Hebrew), Mariamne (History), Margaréta, Margit, Margita, Mária, Gréta, Mara, Mari, Marica, Marika, Mariska, Rita (Hungarian), Margrét, Maria, Mæja (Icelandic), Maryam (Iranian), Máire, Mairéad, Maura, Moira, Mairenn, Máirín (Irish), Margherita, Maria, Marianna, Mariella, Marietta, Mimi, Rita (Italian), Margarita (Late Roman), Marija (Latvian), Margreet, Greet (Limburgish), Margarita, Marija (Lithuanian), Marija (Macedonian), Margaid, Moirrey, Paaie, Voirrey (Manx), Mere (Maori), Meggy (Medieval English), Margareta, Margit, Margrete, Margrethe, Mari, Maria, Marie, Grete, Grethe, Maiken, Maja, Marit, Marita, Meta, Mette, Mia, Rita (Norwegian), Margarida, Maria (Occitan), Margarida, Maria, Mariana, Mariazinha, Rita (Portuguese), Margareta, Maria (Romanian), Margarita, Mariya, Marya, Manya, Masha (Russian), Márjá (Sami), Maighread, Mairead, Màiri, Maura, Moira, Maisie, Marsaili, Mysie, Peigi (Scottish), Marija, Mirjam, Mirjana, Maja, Mara, Marica (Serbian), Margita, Mária, Markéta, Maja, Marika (Slovak), Margareta, Marija, Marjeta, Mirjam, Mirjana, Maja, Marica, Maša, Mojca (Slovene), Margarita, María, Marita, Rita (Spanish), Maritza (Spanish (Latin American) ), Margareta, Margit, Mari, Maria, Marie, Greta, Maja, Majken, Marit, Marita, Märta, Merit, Meta, Mia, My, Rita (Swedish), Meryem (Turkish), Mariya (Ukrainian), Meryem (Uyghur), Mair, Marged, Mari, Mererid, Mairwen, Mared, Megan (Welsh), Mirele (Yiddish)
Marzena Celebrities
Marzena Broda - writer, Marzena Godecki - actress,
