Traditional Lithuania Names

Man of the red earth

Pure, holy, chaste

From the Aesti people, an ancient Baltic tribe

Rich in glory

Manly, brave

Priceless, of inestimable worth, or flourishing

storm

Dawn

Singer, bard

God is my judge

Possessing goodness; rich; kingly

diamond

Given, gifted by God

Gift from God

Fir tree

Bright, shining light

Rival, eager, industrious

Serious, earnest, steadfast

Desired, wished for; life, mother of life

Goddess of fire and hearth

Enclosure, stronghold, or protected space

Serene, clear, bright

Amber

amber

Pearl

Life, living one

Derived from Indra, the Vedic god of rain, thunder, and war

Violet flower

dove

Youthful, downy-bearded

Derived from 'jūra' meaning 'sea', associated with a sea goddess.

Destroyer of peace, or one who proclaims peace

He who endures; patience, steadfastness

Follower of Christ

Goddess of fate and good fortune

Laurel tree, victory

From Laurentum; laurel-crowned

Palm tree, tender; signifies flexibility and grace.

Rich, wealthy

From the god Mars; masculine

Warlike, dedicated to Mars, the Roman god of war

Mist

much fame

Advisor, nun, or solitary

Lady, mistress (Aramaic); death (Lithuanian)

derived from the Curonian Spit peninsula

Rest, comfort

Grace, favor