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Jacek is the Polish form of the Greek name Hyacinthus (Hyakinthos), derived from the name of the mythological youth and the flower that sprang from his blood. The name symbolizes beauty, rebirth, and vitality, though its etymological roots may predate the Greek language entirely.

Contexto cultural

The name is a classic and enduringly popular male name in Poland, often associated with Saint Hyacinth (Święty Jacek), the patron saint of the country. It is frequently celebrated on August 17th during the traditional name day festivities.

Variantes y diminutivos

• Jacuś
• Jaceczek
• Jacenty
• Hyacinthus
• Giacinto
• Jacinto

Personas famosas llamadas Jacek

• Saint Hyacinth of Poland1185–1257

  Dominican friar and missionary known as the Apostle of the North.

• Jacek Kaczmarski1957–2004

  Iconic singer, songwriter, and poet known as the 'Bard of Solidarity'.

• Jacek Malczewski1854–1929

  Prominent painter and father of Polish Symbolism.

• Jacek Krzynówek1990s–2010s

  Professional footballer who earned 96 caps for the Polish national team.

• Jacek Yerka1952–present

  Surrealist painter known for his detailed fantasy landscapes.

• Jacek Bąk1990s–2000s

  Long-time captain of the Poland national football team.

Preguntas frecuentes

What does Jacek mean?

Jacek is the Polish version of Hyacinth, meaning 'hyacinth flower'. It carries connotations of beauty and the natural world.

How do you pronounce Jacek?

It is pronounced 'YAH-tsek', with the 'J' sounding like a 'Y' and the 'c' sounding like a 'ts'.

Is Jacek a boy or girl name?

Jacek is exclusively a boy's name in Poland and other Slavic-speaking regions.

What is the English equivalent of Jacek?

The English equivalent is Hyacinth, though Jacek is a distinct Polish evolution of the name.

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