Patryk

Patryk represents the Polish variant of the name Patrick. This first name has its roots in the Latin name Patricius, which means 'the noble' or 'the aristocratic'. The term is derived from the Latin word patricius, which means 'noble, aristocratic, patrician'.

What does the name Patryk mean?

Patryk is the Polish form of the name Patrick and derives from the Latin Patricius. The meaning can be described as 'the noble' or 'the aristocratic', derived from Latin patricius, which means 'noble, aristocratic, patrician'. Other variants of Patryk or Patrick include Patric, Patrice, Patricio, Patrik, Patrique, Patrizio, as well as the short form Pat. The female counterpart to Patryk in Polish is Patrycja.

Where does the name Patryk come from?

The name Patryk has its origins in the Latin Patricius, a title of the Roman upper class, derived from the Latin word patricius, which means 'noble, aristocratic, patrician'. The root consists of patricius = noble, aristocratic, patrician, and the name is common in the Polish language.

How do you pronounce Patryk?

The pronunciation of Patryk is clear and concise. The name is typically pronounced as 'Pa-tryk' [ˈpatʁɪk] and begins with an open A sound. The combination of the consonants '-tr-' creates an exciting middle, while the strong K at the end adds precision. Patryk conveys a strong and characterful impression – modern, present, and distinct.

When is the name day of Patryk?

The name day of Patryk is celebrated on March 17, coinciding with Saint Patrick's Day.

Popularity

In Germany, the first name Patryk enjoys great popularity. Currently, it ranks 2,655 among the most common male first names. Its highest ranking was in 2011 at position 688. In the last ten years, Patryk has been given about 200 times, placing it at 1,593 in the ten-year statistics. From 2010 to 2024, it stands at position 1,401.

Nicknames & pet names

Pat / Pati / Patok / Patty

Similar first names

Famous people

• Patryk Aleksandrowicz (Polish football player)
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• Patryk Noworyta (ice hockey player from Poland)
• Patryk Pysz (German ice hockey player)
• Patryk Rachwal (Polish football player)
• Patryk Rahn (German racing cyclist)
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• Patryk Stosz (racing cyclist)