Łukasz is a common male given name in Poland, derived from the Latin name "Lucas," which means "light" or "illumination." It is often associated with the Christian saint Saint Luke, who was one of the authors of the New Testament and is considered the patron saint of artists and physicians. In Poland, the name Łukasz is popular and frequently used. It is celebrated on Name Day, which is a tradition in many cultures where individuals celebrate their names similarly to birthdays. The name has various forms in other languages, such as Lucas in Spanish and Luca in Italian.