The name "Kojak" is not Polish; it is more commonly associated with a fictional character from the American television series "Kojak," played by actor Telly Savalas. The character is a bald detective known for his catchphrase, "Who loves ya, baby?" While "Kojak" may sound like it could have Slavic roots, it does not have a specific Polish origin.
Theo
Kojak ended on 1978-03-18.
In the episode Tiegs for Two, Brian says, "Does Jillian know that you are half polish, Mr. Quagelcheck?" I don't know if I spelled that right, but his polish name is Glen Quagelcheck.
Brooklyn
No, he was born in Pennsylvania, USA. However, his parents were from the Russian Empire, (present day Ukraine). His mother came from the Lwow region and had Polish last name, it is easy to presume she was Polish. The Lwow region is a historically polish.
Theo
"Jan" is the polish name for "John".
There is no such name in Polish. You must use the original name Wilson.
Kojak
Yes, Cecylia is a Polish name.
Yes, it is. Polish for of this name is Karolina.
The English name of the Polish Trade Union is "Solidarity". The Polish name is Solidarność.
The name "Victor" in Polish is spelled as "Wiktor."
In Polish, the name Caroline is spelled "Karolina."
Do you mean what is the Polish equivilent for the name 'Katie'? Katarzyna
The name John in Polish is "Jan."
The name Katherine in Polish is Katarzyna.