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The baby name Januariusz is a Male name , 5 syllables long and is pronounced Polish IPA: /ja.nu.aˈrjuʂ/ — respelling: "yah-noo-ah-RYOOSH".

Gender: Male
Syllables: 5.0
Pronunciation: Polish IPA: /ja.nu.aˈrjuʂ/ — respelling: "yah-noo-ah-RYOOSH"

What is the meaning of the name Januariusz ?

The baby name Januariusz is a Male name , 5 syllables long and is pronounced Polish IPA: /ja.nu.aˈrjuʂ/ — respelling: "yah-noo-ah-RYOOSH".

Januariusz is in Origin.

Januariusz is the Polish form of Latin Ianuarius, an adjectival name meaning “of Janus” or “belonging to January.” It derives from the Roman god Janus, guardian of doorways and beginnings (Latin ianua, “door”), so the name carries connotations of thresholds, renewal, and the turn of the year.

The best‑known bearer is the 4th‑century bishop-martyr St. Januarius (Italian San Gennaro) of Naples, whose long‑standing cult helped spread the name across Catholic lands. In Poland, Januariusz appears sporadically in ecclesiastical calendars and older baptismal registers but has remained a rare, scholarly‑sounding choice. International variants include Latin/English Januarius, Italian Gennaro, Spanish Genaro, Portuguese Januário (feminine Januária), French Janvier, and East Slavic Yanuariy/Януарий; a modern English offshoot is the month name January. Related Polish names are not direct equivalents, so Januariusz stands apart as a distinctive, tradition‑laden option.

Januariusz is vanishingly rare. We hold just 2 recorded uses of it, from 1 country.

Januariusz has the following similar or variant Names

Januariusz – Popularity by country

Based on birth registration data from national statistics agencies.

Country Gender Year Rank Born of
PL Boys 0 #339 2 6,459
PL

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People also ask about Januariusz

Januariusz is predominantly a boy's name.
Januariusz is a 5 syllable name, pronounced Polish IPA: /ja.nu.aˈrjuʂ/ — respelling: "yah-noo-ah-RYOOSH".
Common nicknames and spelling variations include Januarius, Jan, Janusz and Janus.
Yes, definitely. No national registry we track comes anywhere near listing Januariusz, so it is rare by any measure.