Baltic Boy Names With Meanings: page 2 of 7
1201 names with meanings and origins.
Page 2 of 7. Start from the first page for the top picks and an introduction to baltic boy names with meanings.
Boy · Baltic · “Powerful ruler of the home”
Boy · Baltic · “Means "the chosen one"; a Baltic name reflecting selection and purpose.”
Unisex · Baltic · “Beginning or dawn”
Boy · Baltic · “A name meaning an eternal ruler or ever-powerful leader.”
Boy · Baltic · “Erki is an Estonian form of Erik, from Old Norse roots commonly interpreted as “ever-ruler” or “eternal ruler.””
Boy · Baltic · “Whole or universal”
Boy · Baltic · “Strong, whole, or universal”
Boy · Baltic · “Strong, whole, or universal”
Boy · Baltic · “Serious, determined, or sincere”
Boy · Baltic · “Serious, determined, or sincere”
Boy · Baltic · “A name meaning a friend of the army or a defender of the people.”
Boy · Baltic · “Well-born or noble”
Boy · Baltic · “Fruitful or productive”
Boy · Baltic · “A name meaning a ruler of the laws or a guardian of property.”
Boy · Baltic · “Means "protector of the people"; a Baltic name derived from elements related to guarding.”
Boy · Baltic · “Means "well-pleasing"; a Baltic name derived from elements indicating satisfaction and charm.”
Boy · Baltic · “Lucky or fortunate”
Boy · Baltic · “Lucky or fortunate”
Boy · Baltic · “Lucky or fortunate”
Boy · Baltic · “A name meaning lucky, successful, or fortunate.”
Boy · Baltic · “A name meaning a lover of horses.”
Boy · Baltic · “Peaceful ruler”
Boy · Baltic · “God is my strength”
Boy · Baltic · “God is my strength”
Boy · Baltic · “Guide or leader”
Boy · Baltic · “Movement or pace”
Boy · Baltic · “Means golden-haired; a Baltic name derived from the root for gold.”
Boy · Baltic · “Derived from Latin roots relating to Gaul; a rare name found in the Baltic region.”
Boy · Baltic · “Guest or stranger”
Boy · Baltic · “Means "the awakened one"; a Latvian name derived from the word for someone who is alert.”
Boy · Baltic · “Thought of the people”
Boy · Baltic · “Great thinker of the people”
Boy · Baltic · “Rich and famous”
Boy · Baltic · “Spear protector”
Boy · Baltic · “Spear protector”
Boy · Baltic · “A Latvian name derived from the name Giedrius, meaning strong.”
Boy · Baltic · “Serene or peaceful”
Boy · Baltic · “Bright pledge or shining hostage”
Boy · Baltic · “Known by his people”
Boy · Baltic · “Known by his people”
Boy · Baltic · “Spear of the people”
Boy · Baltic · “To grasp or hold”
Boy · Baltic · “To grasp or hold”
Boy · Baltic · “To grasp or hold”
Boy · Baltic · “Derived from a word meaning to light, shine, or burn.”
Boy · Baltic · “From the soil or field”
Boy · Baltic · “Vigilant or watchful”
Boy · Baltic · “Vigilant or watchful”
Boy · Baltic · “A diminutive form of Gregory, meaning watchful or alert.”
Boy · Baltic · “A diminutive form of Gregory, meaning watchful or alert.”
Boy · Baltic · “Warrior”
Boy · Baltic · “Derived from a word referring to a battle or a warrior.”
Boy · Baltic · “Staff of the Goths”
Boy · Baltic · “Staff of the Goths”
Boy · Baltic · “To be alert or watchful”
Boy · Baltic · “A guardian or protector”
Boy · Baltic · “Pertaining to a fairy spirit”
Boy · Baltic · “A hall protector”
Boy · Baltic · “God is gracious”
Boy · Baltic · “Means "God is gracious"; a Baltic variant of the German name Hans, common in Estonia and Latvia.”
Boy · Baltic · “Means 'hardy' or 'brave'; a Latvian form of the Germanic name Harald.”
Boy · Baltic · “A diminutive form of the name Harald, meaning 'army ruler' in Germanic.”
Boy · Baltic · “An Estonian diminutive of Harald, referring to a ruler of an army.”
Boy · Baltic · “A Latvian variant of Harry, originating from the Germanic name Henry meaning home ruler.”
Boy · Baltic · “A Finnish name derived from the Germanic name Herman, meaning soldier.”
Boy · Baltic · “A Baltic variation of names derived from the Germanic element hagi, meaning enclosure or fence.”
Boy · Baltic · “A Baltic name derived from the Germanic element heil, signifying health and wholeness.”
Boy · Baltic · “Helmo is an Estonian short form of Helmut, from Germanic elements meaning "helmet" or "protection" and "spirit."”
Boy · Baltic · “Protector of the mind”
Boy · Baltic · “Helvijs is a Latvian form of the Roman name Helvius, rooted in Latin helvus, meaning "yellowish" or "honey-colored."”
Boy · Baltic · “Ruler of the home”
Boy · Baltic · “Ruler of the home”
Boy · Baltic · “Ruler of the home”
Boy · Baltic · “Ruler of the home”
Boy · Baltic · “An ancient Baltic name meaning "hero"; historically associated with the Duke of Lithuania.”
Boy · Baltic · “Soldier or army man”
Boy · Baltic · “Army man or soldier”
Boy · Baltic · “Bright and shining”
Boy · Baltic · “Means "of the hill"; a Baltic name derived from the Finnish word for hill, hillava.”
Boy · Baltic · “Fiery or ardent”
Boy · Baltic · “Fiery or ardent”
Boy · Baltic · “Fiery or ardent”
Boy · Baltic · “Fiery or ardent”
Boy · Baltic · “Fiery or ardent”
Boy · Baltic · “Means eagle; a Latvian name often given to boys to symbolize strength and vision.”
Boy · Baltic · “A name meaning an enlightened or famous person.”
Boy · Baltic · “Wealthy protector”
Boy · Baltic · “Protector of honor”
Boy · Baltic · “Means immortality; a Baltic name derived from Germanic roots.”
Boy · Baltic · “Means a sign or a star; a traditional Latvian name.”
Boy · Baltic · “Means a sign or omen; a traditional Baltic name.”
Boy · Baltic · “Variant form related to internal strength”
Boy · Baltic · “Means a strong belief; a traditional Baltic name.”
Boy · Baltic · “Belonging to the god Ing”
Boy · Baltic · “Means a noble man or warrior; a traditional Baltic name.”
Boy · Baltic · “A diminutive form of Innar, meaning a noble or distinguished person.”
Boy · Baltic · “Bright; sparkling”
Boy · Baltic · “Means a spark of life; a short and strong Baltic name.”
Boy · Baltic · “Patient; enduring”
Boy · Baltic · “One who releases horses”
Unisex · Baltic · “A variant of Iryna, a Slavic form of Irene, meaning peace. It is common in Baltic regions.”
Boy · Baltic · “Strong, great, and enduring”
Boy · Baltic · “Bow warrior”
Boy · Baltic · “A diminutive form of Ivan, meaning God is gracious.”
Unisex · Baltic · “Yew tree”
Boy · Baltic · “God is gracious”
Boy · Baltic · “God is gracious”
Boy · Baltic · “God is gracious”
Boy · Baltic · “A Baltic name of obscure origin, possibly derived from traditional regional folklore.”
Boy · Baltic · “Hyacinth flower”
Boy · Baltic · “A Lithuanian form of Joachim, from Hebrew, meaning “God establishes.””
Boy · Baltic · “Supplanter”
Unisex · Baltic · “A name of Baltic origin, likely meaning bright or related to January, often used as a masculine or feminine name.”
Boy · Baltic · “Derived from a word meaning God is gracious.”
Boy · Baltic · “God is gracious”
Boy · Baltic · “God is gracious”
Boy · Baltic · “God is gracious”
Boy · Baltic · “God is gracious”
Boy · Baltic · “God is gracious”
Boy · Baltic · “A Baltic surname-turned-first name of traditional regional significance.”
Boy · Baltic · “A Baltic name derived from regional patronymics or traditional personal labels.”
Boy · Baltic · “Fierce and glorious”
Boy · Baltic · “Fierce and glorious”
Boy · Baltic · “A form of the name meaning he who grabs by the heel.”
Boy · Baltic · “One who spurs on or urges”
Boy · Baltic · “Likely derived from roots relating to being nimble, agile, or quick.”
Boy · Baltic · “One who is agile or active”
Boy · Baltic · “Active and striving”
Boy · Baltic · “Active and famous”
Boy · Baltic · “A form of the name meaning he who grabs by the heel or supplanter.”
Boy · Baltic · “One who is trusted or reliable”
Boy · Baltic · “God is gracious”
Boy · Baltic · “God is gracious”
Boy · Baltic · “God is gracious”
Boy · Baltic · “God is gracious”
Boy · Baltic · “Farmer; worker of the earth”
Boy · Baltic · “God is gracious”
Boy · Baltic · “God is gracious”
Boy · Baltic · “God is gracious”
Boy · Baltic · “Means "to cool down"; a Lithuanian name derived from the verb jukti.”
Unisex · Baltic · “God is gracious”
Boy · Baltic · “Youthful; downy-bearded”
Boy · Baltic · “God will increase”
Boy · Baltic · “God will increase”
Boy · Baltic · “Means farmer; the Lithuanian form of the classic Greek name George.”
Boy · Baltic · “A Baltic form of the name George, meaning farmer.”
Boy · Baltic · “Means farmer; the Lithuanian form of the name George.”
Boy · Baltic · “Lithuanian variation of George”
Boy · Baltic · “Means farmer; an Estonian short form of the name George.”
Boy · Baltic · “Just; righteous”
Boy · Baltic · “Means upright; the Lithuanian form of the Latin name Justinus.”
Boy · Baltic · “Means upright; the Latvian form of the name Justus.”
Boy · Baltic · “In Hungarian, Jutka is a pet form of Judit, the form of Judith, meaning "woman of Judea" in Hebrew.”
Boy · Baltic · “Young or youthful”
Unisex · Baltic · “Strength or noble”
Boy · Baltic · “God is my salvation”
Boy · Baltic · “A name of Baltic origin, commonly used in Estonia and derived from elements like Kai.”
Boy · Baltic · “Means "man of the village"; an Estonian name derived from kaim, meaning a fellow or countryman.”
Boy · Baltic · “Means "of the village"; an Estonian variation of Kaimo, reflecting roots in the Estonian word for a peer or fellow.”
Boy · Baltic · “Dear”
Boy · Baltic · “To love or desire”
Boy · Baltic · “Dog or faithful companion”
Boy · Baltic · “Derived from rock”
Boy · Baltic · “Hero or brave man”
Boy · Baltic · “Calm and peaceful”
Boy · Baltic · “Means "calvary"; a Latvian name reflecting religious heritage and spiritual strength.”
Boy · Baltic · “Means "the calming one"; a traditional name of Lithuanian origin.”
Boy · Baltic · “Will of the edge”
Boy · Baltic · “Derived from Richard, brave ruler”
Boy · Baltic · “To gather the troops”
Boy · Baltic · “The gathered one”
Boy · Baltic · “Free man”
Boy · Baltic · “Keeper of the treasure”
Boy · Baltic · “Keeper of the treasure”
Boy · Baltic · “Little castle or fortress”
Boy · Baltic · “Means "cabbage"; a traditional Baltic name derived from the German word Kohl.”
Boy · Baltic · “Means "beautiful song"; an Estonian name composed of the elements kaunis and leid.”
Boy · Baltic · “Proclaimer of peace”
Boy · Baltic · “Proclaimer of peace”
Boy · Baltic · “Proclaimer of peace”
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Unisex · Baltic · “Of Baltic origin relating to weather or rain. It is a nature-inspired, gender-neutral name associated with the life-giving essence of rain.”
Boy · Baltic · “A Baltic name meaning "growth" or "to thrive," commonly used in Estonian culture.”
Boy · Baltic · “A compound name meaning strong in striving or striving for strength.”
Boy · Baltic · “A short form of Kęstutis, meaning to endure or to withstand.”
Boy · Baltic · “Derived from the verb to endure or to withstand.”
Boy · Baltic · “The Lithuanian form of Cyprian, meaning "from Cyprus" or "man of Cyprus" in Greek.”
Boy · Baltic · “From the Roman clan Claudius”
Boy · Baltic · “From the Roman clan Claudius”
Boy · Baltic · “Merciful or gentle”
Boy · Baltic · “Merciful or gentle”
Boy · Baltic · “Variation of Knut, meaning knot”
Boy · Baltic · “Dawn or daybreak”
Boy · Baltic · “Charcoal or coal”
Boy · Baltic · “Constant or steadfast”
Boy · Baltic · “Constant or steadfast”
Boy · Baltic · “Vigilant or watchful”
Boy · Baltic · “Bearer of christ.”
Boy · Baltic · “Follower of Christ”
Boy · Baltic · “Follower of Christ”
Boy · Baltic · “Follower of Christ”
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