Gregorz

Gregorz is a given name of Polish origin. It is the Polish form of the Latin name Gregorius, which itself is derived from the Greek word gregōre, meaning "watchful" or "vigilant". The name Gregorz has been in use in Poland for centuries and remains a popular choice. Its historical significance is often linked to Saint Gregory the Great, a prominent 6th-century pope and doctor of the church, whose influence was widespread throughout Christendom.

The popularity of the name Gregorz has seen fluctuations over time, but it has consistently maintained a presence in Polish naming conventions. Variations and diminutives of Gregorz include Grzegorz, and common nicknames might include Grzesiek or Grześ. The name is generally associated with strength and leadership, likely due to its historical and religious connotations. While primarily found in Poland, the name and its variations can also be encountered in communities with Polish heritage around the world.