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Namem/f/uOriginMeaning
AdomasmAdomas is a Lithuanian name for boys that is derived from Adam
AgotafHungarianThe name Agota, of Lithuanian origin and known as Ágota in Hungary, is derived from Aga…
AleksandrafEstonianThe name Aleksandra represents a Slavic derivation of Alexandra and means in short "the…
AlgimantasmAlgimantas is a Lithuanian male name meaning 'the clever beginner' or 'the agile wealth…
AlgimantefAlgimante is a rare girl's name of Lithuanian origin, whose exact meaning is not docume…
AlgismAlgis, a male first name with Lithuanian roots, is regarded as a short form of Algimant…
AnastasijafGreekThe name Anastasija, as the Slavic form of Anastasia, means "the resurrected one" or "t…
AndriusmAndrius, the Lithuanian version of Andreas, has its roots in the Ancient Greek word and…
AndromachefEnglishAndromache originates from Greek mythology and means metaphorically "the one who fights…
AnelefThe name Anele has its roots in the African languages Xhosa and Zulu
AnielefLatinThe first name Aniele is interpreted as "the messenger," "the envoy of God," "the angel…
ArasmPersianThe name Aras is a variation of the Persian name Arash and means 'the Truthful' or 'the…
AristidafGreekAristida is a Lithuanian feminine form of the name Aristides
AristotelismGreekThe name Aristotelis, which comes from Ancient Greek, is made up of the components áris…
ArminasmThe first name Arminas, of Lithuanian origin, is often translated as 'the Strong', 'the…
ArminefEnglishArmine represents the female variant of Armin and has its roots in ancient Germanic
ArunasmArunas (Arūnas) is a Lithuanian boy's name that is considered a derivative of the name …
AudriusmThe name Audrius, a boy's name of Lithuanian origin, is used as a short form of the nam…
AurejafLatinAureja (Aurėja) is the Lithuanian variant of Aurea, a feminine form of the Roman name A…
AurelijafLatinThe name Aurelija, a Lithuanian and Slovenian form of Aurelia, is closely related to th…
AurinafLatinAurina is a name for girls with Baltic roots, whose origin is not definitively established
AusrinefAusrine is a Lithuanian girl's name that originates from Baltic mythology and traces ba…
AustejafAusteja (Austėja) is a female first name that comes from Lithuania and translates to 't…
AustinafLatinAustina, as the English female variant of Austin, has its roots in the ancient Roman na…
BarborafLatinBarbora is the Czech, Slovak, and Lithuanian variant of the name Barbara and carries th…
BenasmLatinThe name Benas, a short form of Benjaminas or Benediktas, refers to the Lithuanian equi…
BroniafPolishBronia is a girl's name that is considered a Lithuanian and Polish diminutive of Branis…
DainafDaina, a female first name, literally means "the song" and has its origins in Latvian a…
DainiusmDainius is a male first name that means 'the poet' or 'the singer.' The name is derived…
DainorafDainora is a Lithuanian girl's name that is made up of the words daina for "song" and n…
DaivafIndianDaiva is considered the female variant of Dievs or Dievas, which represents the sky god…
DaliafLatinThe female first name Dalia has several origins and meanings
DaliusmDalius is a masculine first name whose meaning can be translated as 'fate', 'luck', or …
DanguolefThe name Danguole comes from the Lithuanian term 'dangus', which means sky
DanutafPolishDanuta is a female first name considered a Polish diminutive of Danute, a Lithuanian fo…
DanutefDanute (Danutė) is a Lithuanian variant of the name Danuta, which originates from Polis…
DariusmLatinThe Latin form Darius is derived from the Persian Dārayavahuš and carries the meaning '…
DeimantefThe name Deimante (Deimantė) is a Lithuanian form of the name Diamantis (Διαμαντής) and…
DeividasmDeividas is a Lithuanian form of the boy's name David, whose roots lie in the biblical …
DemetrafGreekThe name Demetra is a feminine form that comes from Greek and carries the meaning 'belo…
DonatafLatinDonata is the feminine Italian variant of the name Donatus
DovilefThe name Dovile (Dovilė) has Lithuanian roots and means 'the hope giver'
DzesikafAramaicDzesika, the Polish (Dżesika) and Lithuanian (Džesika) form of Jessica, originates from…
EdvinafItalianEdvina represents a female variant of the English name Edwin and means 'the friend of w…
EglefEgle is a female first name, with the Lithuanian spelling Eglė
EilinafEstonianEilina is a variant of the name Helena, which originates from Helene
EinorafEinora, a female first name, is a shortened Lithuanian form of Elinora, which traces ba…
ElijamThe first name Elija is a non-denominational form of the biblical Elias
ElonafHebrewThe first name Elona is a variant of Alona, the feminine form of the Hebrew name Alon, …
EmilijusmLatinThe first name Emilijus represents a Lithuanian variation of Emilius, which in turn goe…
EsterafPolishThe name Estera is a Slavic variant of Esther and carries the meanings 'the star' and '…
EvelinafLatinThe name Evelina does not have a clearly defined meaning
GabijafThe first name Gabija has its origin in Lithuanian mythology and means 'the protector'
GajusmLatinGajus represents a Lithuanian and Polish form of the ancient name Gaius, which was very…
GiedrefGiedre (Giedrė) is a Lithuanian female name that originates from Giedrius
GiedriusmGiedrius, a masculine name of Lithuanian origin, means in English 'the Cheerful', 'the …
GintafGinta is a short form of the Lithuanian Gintaute, which in turn is a feminine derivatio…
GintarasmGintaras is a male first name whose meaning is directly derived from the Lithuanian wor…
GintarefGintare is the female variant of Gintaras and means 'amber' in Lithuanian
GlorijafLatinGlorija is the South Slavic and Baltic variant of Gloria, which is considered the perso…
GretafLatinGreta means 'the pearl' and is a diminutive of the name Margareta, including the Nordic…
IljamEstonianIlja (Илья) is a Slavic and predominantly Russian form of the name Elijah, which in tur…
InanafHungarianThe first name Inana is derived from Inanna, the Babylonian goddess of love, fertility,…
IndrefNorwegianThe name Indrė has its roots in Lithuanian mythology and means 'the one from the reeds'…
InnafLatinThe name Inna has several origins
IrenafGreekIrena is a female first name with Slavic roots and is a variant of Irene in the Iceland…
IridefItalianIride is an Italian derivation of the Greek name Iris
JolantafPolishJolanta is a female first name that is common in Latvia, Lithuania, and Poland and is d…
JolitafJolita is a Lithuanian diminutive of Jolanta and translates to 'the violet', 'the viole…
JonasmLatinJonas is derived from the Latinized form of the name Jona, which goes back to the ancie…
JonsmNorwegianJons is an Old Swedish and Baltic variant of the name Johannes, which in turn traces ba…
JuozasmHebrewJuozas is a short form of Juozapas, the Lithuanian version of the biblical name Joseph
JuratefThe name Jurate (Jūratė) originates from Lithuania and literally means 'the sea'
JurgismThe male first name Jurgis stands for "the farmer" or "the agricultural worker." It is …
JustemLatinJuste is the French spelling of the name Iustinianus/Justinian, which is a Roman name d…
JustinafLatinThe name Justina essentially means 'the Just', 'the Honest', and 'the Righteous'
KajusmLatinKajus, a boys' name, is a Lithuanian form of Gaius
KalevmEstonianKalev as a boys' name is an Estonian derivation of the name Kalevi
KalevamEstonianKaleva, a masculine first name from Finnish mythology, has an unclear meaning
KalevimEstonianKalevi is a boy's name that originates from Finnish mythology
KamilefLatinKamile (Kamilė) represents a Lithuanian variant of Camilla, which is derived from the R…
KleopasmBiblicalKleopas is a German variant of the name Cleopas, derived from the Ancient Greek Kleópat…
KristinafLatinThe name Kristina means 'the Christian' or 'follower of Christ' and is a German, Englis…
KristupasmThe name Kristupas is considered the Lithuanian form of Christopher and has its roots i…
LaimafLaima is a female first name that can be translated as "the Happy One." The origin of t…
LaiskafFinnishThe name Laiska has its roots in Finnish and Lithuanian
LejafDanishLeja is a female name form known as a Baltic-Nordic variant of Leia, originating from Lea
LibertasfLatinThe name Libertas has its roots in ancient Rome and means 'the freedom' or 'the free one'
LidijafRussianLidija is a Baltic and Slavic form of the biblical name Lydia
LiepafLiepa is a Lithuanian name for girls that carries the meaning 'the linden' or 'the lime'
LilijafLatinLilija, a girl's name, is regarded as a Latvian and Lithuanian form of Lilia
LilitafThe name Lilita, a Latvian and Lithuanian variant of the biblical Lilith, has several m…
LinasmLinas is a Lithuanian variant of the name Linus, which is derived from the Greek Linos …
LivijafLatinLivija is a spelling used in Latvia, Lithuania, and Slovenia and derives from Livia, a …
LoretafLatinLoreta means 'the one originating from the city of Laurentum' and is a variant of Loret…
MantasmThe Lithuanian male name Mantas stands for 'the Wise', 'the Agile', or 'the Intelligent'
MargaritafLatinMargarita is a form of Margarete that is prevalent in Spanish, Slavic, and Modern Greek…
MarikafAramaicMarika is a diminutive of the biblical name Maria, used in Hungary, Greece, as well as …
MatasmMatas, as a male first name, is regarded as a Lithuanian abbreviation of Matthias and M…
MetafLatinMeta is often used as a short form of Margarete and means 'the pearl'

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