Lithuania is a country in the Baltic region of Europe with a diverse and rich culture due to its political history. Influenced by Russian culture and other countries, most Lithuanian baby names are inspired by ancient languages like Latin, Old Persian, Roman, a few vernacular versions of the Biblical names and mythology. If you wish to give your baby a traditional yet exotic moniker, you can check out our list of Lithuanian names to choose the right one.
Matis originates from Matthew. It is a derivative of the Latin name Matthaeus and Greek name Matthais. Nojus is a good traditional name for your baby boy. It originates from the Hebrew name Noah. In the Bible, Noah was the second progenitor of the human race. Dominykas is the variation of the name Dominic. Dom or Nick will make perfect nicknames for your little boy. Lukas is an ecclesiastic Lithuanian name originating from the Greek name Loukas.
Do you love the name David, but do not want to give your baby an ordinary name? Then you can go for Dovydas, a variation of the classic name. Jokubas comes from the name Jacob. The name Azuolas sounds grand and kingly. It has a great meaning and significance too. It was the name of several Persian kings, including Darius I the Great. Filip is a variation of the name Philip.
It is predominant in Poland, Ireland, Scandinavia and Slavic regions. It was actually a Roman family name, whose bearers grew and sold the beans. The name Gediminas has its origin and uses in the Lithuanian language.
It was the name of the grand duke of Lithuania. If Gediminas is too traditional and old-fashioned for you, you can go for Gedymin. No matter how old your child grows, he will always remain your baby. Paulinus is a beautiful name that encompasses this bittersweet reality. If you find the name Paulinus complicated but love its essence, opt for Paulius. The name is a wish for your son to be rich in not just material, but emotional wealth as well.
