Meaning of "iwon" in the Polish dictionary

PRONUNCIATION OF IWON IN POLISH

iwon

WHAT DOES IWON MEAN IN POLISH?

Iwo

Iwo

Iwo, Iwon - male name of Germanic origin. It is most probably derived from Old German High German - iwa meaning "yew tree", "yew tree" or willow, or the Bretonian form of John, which is borrowed from ling. Greek from Ιωάννης. Iwon's form was influenced by Latin. In Poland, the name Iwo was recorded in 1206. According to SGKPiKS; Iwo, Iwon, Iwik, former name, frequent in Wielkopolska and Małopolska in the Piast era, are the names of Iwanowice, Iwonowice, Iwona, Iwona, Iwowe, Iwiczne, which should be distinguished from similar names created from the Rusian form of Jan, also in the Piast era. The namesake celebrates May 19, September 4, October 27 and December 23. Famous people named Iwo: ▪ Iwo from Brittany, holy ▪ Ivo Andrić, Bosnian writer ▪ Iwo ...

Iwo, Iwon – imię męskie pochodzenia germańskiego. Wywodzi się najprawdopodobniej z języka staro-wysoko-niemieckiego - iwa oznaczającego "drzewo cisowe", "łuk z cisowego drewna" lub wierzba, ewentualnie bretońska forma imienia Jan będąca zapożyczeniem z jęz. greckiego od Ιωάννης. Forma Iwon powstała pod wpływem łacińskim. W Polsce imię Iwo zanotowano już w 1206 roku. Według SGKPiKS; Iwo, Iwon, Iwik, dawne imię, częste w Wielkopolsce i Małopolsce w epoce piastowskiej, stanowi źródłosłów nazw: Iwanowice, Iwonowice, Iwony, Iwonie, Iwowe, Iwiczne, które należy wyróźniać od podobnych nazw utworzonych od rusińskiej formy imienia Jan, która znana była również w epoce piastowskiej. Iwo imieniny obchodzi 19 maja, 4 września, 27 października i 23 grudnia. Znane osoby o imieniu Iwo: ▪ Iwo z Bretanii, święty ▪ Ivo Andrić, bośniacki pisarz ▪ Iwo...

TRANSLATION OF IWON

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The translations of iwon from Polish to other languages presented in this section have been obtained through automatic statistical translation; where the essential translation unit is the word «iwon» in Polish.

• Translator Polish - Chinese: Iwona
• Translator Polish - Spanish: Iwona
• Translator Polish - English: Iwona
• Translator Polish - Hindi: इवोना
• Translator Polish - Arabic: إيونا
• Translator Polish - Russian: Ивона
• Translator Polish - Portuguese: Iwona
• Translator Polish - Bengali: iwona
• Translator Polish - French: Iwona
• Translator Polish - Malay: Iwona
• Translator Polish - German: Iwona
• Translator Polish - Japanese: Iwona
• Translator Polish - Korean: 인 Iwona
• Translator Polish - Javanese: Iwona
• Translator Polish - Vietnamese: Iwona
• Translator Polish - Tamil: Iwona
• Translator Polish - Marathi: Iwona
• Translator Polish - Turkish: Iwona
• Translator Polish - Italian: Iwona
• Polish: iwon
• Translator Polish - Ukrainian: Івона
• Translator Polish - Romanian: Iwona
• Translator Polish - Greek: Iwona
• Translator Polish - Afrikaans: Iwona
• Translator Polish - Swedish: iwona
• Translator Polish - Norwegian: iwona

10 POLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «IWON»

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I Played and I Won

This professional baseball player shares the mountaintops and valleys of his experiences, including setting a modern-day pitching record for the National League and his decision to accept Jesus Christ as his Savior.

Allan Worthington, ‎V. Ben Kendrick, 2004

I Won't Cry Anymore

Anyone who has ever been injured, disabled, or totally dependent, plagued with anxieties, or has ever loved such a person, will find great merit in these pages. Humor, pathos and a message valuable to many await you in I Won't Cry Anymore.

Dorothy Edelstein, 2004

I Won't Go to Bed!

Unwilling to go to bed, Jake gets to stay up all night, but he discovers that staying awake all night in a quiet lonely house is not quite the treat he imagined it would be.

Harriet Ziefert, ‎Andrea Baruffi, 2005

I Won't Die Hungry: A Holocaust Survivor's Memoir

I Won't Be Hungry When I Die" is the story of a woman whose hunger for a meaningful life was second only to her will to survive.

Alice Singer-Genis with Emunah Herzog, 2011

I Bet I Won't Fret: A Workbook to Help Children with ...

Child psychologist Timothy Sisemore specializes in helping anxious children and in I Bet I Won't Fret he gives kids fun and engaging exercises to help them relieve anxiety and worry, change anxiety-inducing self-talk, and communicate their ...

Timothy A. Sisemore, 2008

How I Won the Battle of the Bulge: Weight Loss Through ...

"... also discuss the concept of nutritional synergy, including pairings of food and nutritional supplements"--p. xi.

Ronald K. Theel, 2010

Why I Won't Be Going To Lunch Anymore: 21 Stories of the ...

This is his first collection of short stories.

Douglas Atwill, 2011

I won't leave you

When Mackenzie Tyler baby-sits for one of her teachers, she begins to suspect that the little girl, Amanda, is a victim of child abuse.

Victoria M. Althoff, 1989

So I Will Not Forget

These captivating tales with subversive and critical connotations transcend national origin to become universal.

Paquita Suárez Coalla, 2007

I Won't Share!

A dog who does not want to share a favorite toy thinks of a game that other dogs can play, too.

Hans Wilhelm, 2010

NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «IWON»

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Where are they now: iWon

Today's subject: iWon.com, a site that once epitomized some of the excesses of the first Internet bubble, but has nevertheless managed to survive to the present ... «InfoWorld, May 09»