Jarek
Meaning of Jarek
The name Jarek is a strong and distinctive choice for a baby boy, rooted in Polish origin. Pronounced as YAH-rek (/ˈjɑrɛk/), Jarek is often used as a diminutive of the name Jaroslaw, which means "fierce and glorious." This name carries a sense of strength and nobility, making it an appealing option for parents seeking a meaningful and culturally rich name. In the United States, Jarek has seen fluctuating popularity since its first recorded use in 1977. While it has never been among the most common names, it maintains a steady presence, reflecting its unique appeal. The highest occurrence was in 2002 with 69 newborns named Jarek, ranking 1694th that year. Despite its Polish roots, Jarek's simple yet powerful sound makes it accessible and attractive to English speakers as well.
Pronunciation
Polish
- Pronunced as YAH-rek (/ˈjɑrɛk/)
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Notable People Named Jarek
| Jarek Gryz is a multi-talented computer scientist, data analyst, author, and academic, currently serving as a professor at York University in Toronto, Canada. |
| Jarek Kolář - Jaroslav Kolár is a Czech video game designer and producer. |
| Jarek Broussard is an American football running back. |
| Jarek Alexander Lancaster is a former American football linebacker for the Stanford Cardinal. |
