Baltic baby names

From Lithuanian meaning 'hope' or 'to wish'. A rare name with Baltic roots, distinct from similar-sounding Celtic names.

From Baltic roots meaning 'to flow' or 'brightness'; also connected to the goddess Daina in Lithuanian mythology, associated with fertility and fate.

Goddess of fate and fertility in Baltic mythology, also associated with the linden tree in Lithuanian tradition.

From Lithuanian 'dievas' meaning 'god', a name rooted in ancient Baltic mythology and religious tradition.

From Lithuanian 'benas' meaning 'blessed' or 'fortunate'. Also used in Celtic regions as a diminutive form.

Form of Janis/Janus, derived from the Latin Janus, Roman god of beginnings and transitions. Also carries Slavic roots meaning 'God's gracious gift.'

From Lithuanian 'lilija', the lily flower. Represents purity, elegance, and rebirth in Baltic and Slavic traditions.

From Latvian, meaning 'helper' or 'aid'. A short, bright name common in Latvia and Baltic regions.

From Lithuanian mythology, Saule is the sun goddess who drives her golden chariot across the sky, representing warmth, light, and divine feminine power.

From Lithuanian roots meaning 'one's own' or 'of oneself', suggesting independence and individual strength.

From Lithuanian meaning 'boundary' or 'edge', reflecting geographical and protective symbolism in Baltic culture.