Polin

Polin

:"This is an article about a name. For a person, see Raymond Polin."Polin is the name for Poland in Yiddish and in Hebrew and a place which meant in Hebrew "Here shalt thou lodge" or "Place of safe refuge" in the exile from the Land of Israel.

In 1492, Jews were expelled from Spain, Portugal and Germany. According to one legend, as they journeyed eastward in search of a new home, when they reached areas of Poland they read its name as "Poh lin" taking it as a positive sign and settled in the land they called "Polin" in Poland.

In later centuries more than 50% of the Jewish world population lived in Poland.

Polin Irish-England Surname

McPoland is a surname from south-east Ulster, Particularly County Down in the area of the Mourne Mountains. Its origin is Gaelic Mac Poilin (son of Paulin or descendent of little Paul, a rare Ulster surname). The oldest record of the name was a Donal MacPolin in Armagh in 1664. In its English form (in Ireland) it has been spelled variously, (often without the Mc): (Mc)Poland, (Mc)Pollin, (Mc)Polin, (Mc)Polland. The most unusual spelling, Pulleine, was used in the 18th century. There are other forms, Polan, Pollen, Pullen, Pullin, which may come from Gaelic, but may also be of English origin. Mac po~ili~n, MacPolin, MacPoland, Poland, Po~rli'n are other spellings. Paulin is personal name in Domesday Book.

ee also

* Casimir III of Poland


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  • Polin —  Pour l’article homonyme, voir Paulin.  Polin (né Pierre Paul Marsalés le 13 août 1863 à Paris mort le 8 juin 1927 à La Frette sur Seine, Seine et Oise), est un chanteur de café concert français …   Wikipédia en Français

  • polín — (Del fr. poulain.) ► sustantivo masculino 1 Rodillo que se coloca debajo de bultos de gran peso para poder transportarlos con más facilidad. 2 Madero prismático de longitud variable que sirve para apoyar sobre él lo que se desea mantener en alto …   Enciclopedia Universal

  • Polin — This is a confusing English, and sometimes Irish, surname. If English it is recorded in the spellings of Poland, Polland, Pollane, Pollin, Powland, Powlesland and if Irish generally as McPolin, Polin and Poland, although most spellings are also… …   Surnames reference

  • Polin — Po|lin 〈f. 22〉 Einwohnerin von Polen * * * Po|lin, die; , nen: w. Form zu ↑ Pole. * * * Po|lin, die; , en: w. Form zu ↑Pole …   Universal-Lexikon

  • polin — cipolin ripolin …   Dictionnaire des rimes

  • polín — s m Trozo largo y fuerte de madera, de corte cuadrado o rectangular, que sirve como base o apoyo a la duela de un piso, o para sostener la cimbra de un techo …   Español en México

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