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Berenika is the Polish form of the Greek name Berenike, which is a Macedonian dialectal variant of Pherenike. It is derived from the Greek elements 'phero', meaning to bring, and 'nike', meaning victory, literally translating to 'bringer of victory'.

Contexto cultural

The name is well-established in Poland and other Slavic countries, often associated with Saint Berenice. It is perceived as an elegant, classic name that is uncommon but steadily recognized.

Variantes y diminutivos

• Berenike
• Berenice
• Bernice
• Bereniczka
• Nika
• Bernia

Personas famosas llamadas Berenika

• Berenika Tomsia2000s–present

  Professional volleyball player who represented the Polish national team.

• Berenika Kohoutová2007–present

  Czech actress and singer known for various film and television roles.

• Berenice of Cilicia1st century AD

  Jewish client queen of the Roman Empire and daughter of Herod Agrippa I.

• Berenice II of Egypt267–221 BC

  Queen of Cyrene and Egypt, wife of Ptolemy III Euergetes.

Preguntas frecuentes

What does Berenika mean?

Berenika is a name of Greek origin that means 'one who brings victory' or 'bringer of victory'.

How do you pronounce Berenika?

It is pronounced beh-reh-NEE-kah, with the stress typically on the penultimate syllable.

Is Berenika a boy or girl name?

Berenika is a feminine name used exclusively for girls.

When is the name day for Berenika?

In Poland, the name day for Berenika is commonly celebrated on April 14th or October 4th.

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