( Pronounced Zbe-gnef)
Comes from Slovak
In Polish, it has 2 meanings: "to get rid of anger" or "too much anger" The second is most likely, more precise as the Slovaks were known for being warriors, and they held 'Anger" as being a very important and positive character trait in those times.
In reality, this man is very patient, artistic and sensitive. He has a unique way of looking at the world, and can't spend too much time in the same place. He loves to discover new places and be on the move. He is very dedicated and one of the most giving people you can ever meet.
Comes from Slovak
In Polish, it has 2 meanings: "to get rid of anger" or "too much anger" The second is most likely, more precise as the Slovaks were known for being warriors, and they held 'Anger" as being a very important and positive character trait in those times.
In reality, this man is very patient, artistic and sensitive. He has a unique way of looking at the world, and can't spend too much time in the same place. He loves to discover new places and be on the move. He is very dedicated and one of the most giving people you can ever meet.
Zbigniew( pronounced Zby-gnef) Zbyszek (pronounced zby-shek)
by jolipi January 8, 2012