Lithuanian Name Generator

Five real Lithuanian first names a press, in Lithuanian spelling, with an origin where the dictionary gives one.

Lithuanian Name Generator

  1. AlvydasMen's name. An old Baltic name of two parts. From aliai + išvysti. Women's form: Alvydė.
  2. ČeslovasMen's name. English form: Ceslaus. Women's form: Česlova. Without accents: Ceslovas.
  3. NeringaWomen's name.
  4. AdrianasMen's name. From Latin Adrianus. English form: Adrian. Women's form: Adriana.
  5. NorvydasMen's name. Women's form: Norvydė.

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How it works

This Lithuanian name generator draws five first names per press from 356: 277 for men and 79 for women, each in Lithuanian spelling. 222 cards carry an origin from the name's dictionary entry.

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Old Baltic names have two parts

Two-part Baltic names keeps 44 men's names built from two words. Vytautas joins vyti, to chase, and tauta, nation, and the card prints both parts as the dictionary glosses them.

Names from words and from other languages

From a Lithuanian word keeps names such as Rūta, rue, and Eglė, spruce. From other languages keeps Jonas (John) and Petras (Peter).

  • 41 names carry a marked Lithuanian letter such as ė, ū or š; the card adds the plain spelling.
  • All 79 women's names end in -a or -ė; 274 of 277 men's names in -as, -is, -us or -ys.
  • 188 cards give the form for the other sex too: Vytautas, Vytautė.

Questions and answers

What do Lithuanian names end in?

Almost all Lithuanian women's names end in -a or -ė, and men's names almost always end in -s, as in Jonas, Kęstutis and Paulius. A man's name often has a woman's form with the other ending, such as Vytautas and Vytautė.

What are old Lithuanian names?

Old Baltic names are built from two words: Vytautas from vyti and tauta, Gediminas from gedauti and minti. The Two-part Baltic names choice keeps 44 of them, each with the parts its dictionary entry gives.

Does this page have Lithuanian last names?

No. It holds first names only. The Lithuanian last names page of this site lists surnames with the forms a family uses for a man, a married woman and an unmarried woman.

Are these real Lithuanian names?

Yes. Every name has an entry as a Lithuanian given name in English Wiktionary, read on 3 October 2026, and a second reference the dataset note names. No speaker of Lithuanian has read the list.

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All 356 Lithuanian names

Women's names 79

  • Adriana Women's name. From Latin Adriana. Men's form: Adrianas.
  • Agnė Women's name. Men's form: Agnius. Without accents: Agne.
  • Agota Women's name. From Latin Agatha, derived from Ancient Greek Ἀγαθή (“good”). English form: Agatha.
  • Aistė Women's name. Without accents: Aiste.
  • Akvilė Women's name. Without accents: Akvile.
  • Albina Women's name.
  • Aldona Women's name.
  • Aušra Women's name. Without accents: Ausra.
  • Aušrinė Women's name. Without accents: Ausrine.
  • Baltija Women's name.
  • Brigita Women's name. English form: Bridget.
  • Bronislova Women's name.
  • Daina Women's name.
  • Dalia Women's name.
  • Danguolė Women's name. From dangus (“sky; heaven”). Without accents: Danguole.
  • Danutė Women's name. Without accents: Danute.
  • Diana Women's name.
  • Dovilė Women's name. Without accents: Dovile.
  • Edita Women's name. English form: Edith.
  • Eglė Women's name. From eglė (“spruce”). Without accents: Egle.
  • Elena Women's name. English form: Helen.
  • Elzbieta Women's name. English form: Elizabeth.
  • Eugenija Women's name. English form: Eugenia.
  • Evelina Women's name. English form: Evelyn.
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Women's names, continued

  • Gabija Women's name.
  • Genovaitė Women's name. English form: Genevieve. Without accents: Genovaite.
  • Giedrė Women's name. Without accents: Giedre.
  • Gintarė Women's name. From gintaras (“amber”). Men's form: Gintaras. Without accents: Gintare.
  • Gražina Women's name. Without accents: Grazina.
  • Ieva Women's name. English form: Eve.
  • Indrė Women's name. Without accents: Indre.
  • Inga Women's name.
  • Ingrida Women's name.
  • Irena Women's name.
  • Irina Women's name.
  • Jolanta Women's name.
  • Julija Women's name.
  • Jūratė Women's name. Without accents: Jurate.
  • Jurga Women's name.
  • Jurgita Women's name.
  • Justina Women's name. English form: Justine.
  • Kazimiera Women's name.
  • Laima Women's name. From laima (“luck”).
  • Laura Women's name.
  • Lilija Women's name.
  • Lina Women's name.
  • Loreta Women's name.
  • Magdalena Women's name. English form: Magdalene.
  • Marija Women's name.
  • Milda Women's name.
  • Monika Women's name. English form: Monica.
  • Neringa Women's name.
  • Nijolė Women's name. Without accents: Nijole.
  • Ona Women's name. English form: Anne.
  • Pranciška Women's name. English form: Frances. Men's form: Pranciškus. Without accents: Pranciska.
  • Raminta Women's name.
  • Ramunė Women's name. Without accents: Ramune.
  • Rasa Women's name.
  • Reda Women's name.
  • Rimantė Women's name. Without accents: Rimante.
  • Rūta Women's name. From rūta (“rue”), the national plant of Lithuania. Without accents: Ruta.
  • Salomėja Women's name. Without accents: Salomeja.
  • Sigita Women's name. Feminine form of Sigitas, a diminutive of a short form of the German Siegfried.
  • Skaudvilė Women's name. Without accents: Skaudvile.
  • Sofija Women's name. English form: Sophia.
  • Sonata Women's name.
  • Vaida Women's name.
  • Vaiva Women's name.
  • Vanda Women's name.
  • Veronika Women's name. From Late Latin Veronīca. English form: Veronica.
  • Vida Women's name.
  • Viktorija Women's name. English form: Victoria.
  • Vilija Women's name.
  • Vilma Women's name.
  • Violeta Women's name. English form: Violet.
  • Virginija Women's name. English form: Virginia.
  • Vitalija Women's name.
  • Zita Women's name. Borrowed from Late Latin Zitta, diminutive of Sidonia.
  • Živilė Women's name. Without accents: Zivile.

Men's names 277

  • Abromas Men's name. English form: Abraham. Women's form: Abromė.
  • Adalbertas Men's name. English form: Albert. Women's form: Adalberta.
  • Adauktas Men's name. From Latin Adauctus. English form: Adauctus. Women's form: Adaukta.
  • Adeodatas Men's name. From Latin Adeodatus. English form: Adeodatus. Women's form: Adeodata.
  • Adolfas Men's name. English form: Adolf. Women's form: Adolfa.
  • Adomas Men's name. Women's form: Adomė.
  • Adrianas Men's name. From Latin Adrianus. English form: Adrian. Women's form: Adriana.
  • Adrijus Men's name. Women's form: Adrija.
  • Afanasijus Men's name. English form: Athanasius. Women's form: Afanasija.
  • Agnius Men's name. Women's form: Agnė.
  • Aidas Men's name. From aidas (“echo”). Women's form: Aidė.
  • Aistis Men's name. From aistis (“Aisti tribesman”). Women's form: Aistė.
  • Aivaras Men's name. From Latin Aivarus, from Old Norse Ivarr. Women's form: Aivarė.
  • Akvilas Men's name. Women's form: Akvilė.
  • Albertas Men's name. English form: Albert. Women's form: Alberta.
  • Albinas Men's name. From Latin Albinus. Women's form: Albina.
  • Aldžius Men's name. From aldėti (“to echo”) + -ius. Women's form: Aldžia. Without accents: Aldzius.
  • Aleksandras Men's name. English form: Alexander. Women's form: Aleksandra.
  • Aleksejus Men's name. English form: Alexius. Women's form: Alekseja.
  • Alfonsas Men's name. English form: Alphonse. Women's form: Alfonsa.
  • Alfredas Men's name. English form: Alfred. Women's form: Alfreda.
  • Algimantas Men's name. An old Baltic name of two parts. From alga + manta. Women's form: Algimantė.
  • Algirdas Men's name. An old Baltic name of two parts. From al + girdėti. Women's form: Algirdė.
  • Alminas Men's name. An old Baltic name of two parts. From aliai + minti. Women's form: Almina.
  • Aloyzas Men's name. English form: Aloysius. Women's form: Aloyzė.
  • Alvydas Men's name. An old Baltic name of two parts. From aliai + išvysti. Women's form: Alvydė.
  • Anastasijus Men's name. English form: Anastasius. Women's form: Anastasija.
  • Anatolijus Men's name. English form: Anatolius. Women's form: Anatolija.
  • Andriejus Men's name. Women's form: Andrėja.
  • Andrius Men's name. Women's form: Andria.
  • Antanas Men's name. English form: Anthony. Women's form: Antana.
  • Anupras Men's name. Women's form: Anupra.
  • Argaudas Men's name. An old Baltic name of two parts. From ar + gausti. Women's form: Argaudė.
  • Arkadijus Men's name. Women's form: Arkadija.
  • Arnas Men's name.
  • Artemijus Men's name. Ultimately derived from Ancient Greek Ἀρτέμιος. English form: Artemius. Women's form: Artemija.
  • Artūras Men's name. English form: Arthur. Without accents: Arturas.
  • Arūnas Men's name. Without accents: Arunas.
  • Arvydas Men's name. An old Baltic name of two parts. From ar + išvysti. Women's form: Arvydė.
  • Atanazas Men's name. Ultimately derived from Ancient Greek Ἀθανάσιος. English form: Athanasius. Women's form: Atanaza.
  • Audenis Men's name. Women's form: Audenia.
  • Audrius Men's name. From audra (“storm”). Women's form: Audria.
  • Augustinas Men's name. From Latin Augustinus. English form: Augustine. Women's form: Augustina.
  • Aurelijus Men's name. From Latin Aurelius. Women's form: Aurelija.
  • Aurimas Men's name.
  • Averkijus Men's name. Women's form: Averkija.
  • Baltramiejus Men's name. English form: Bartholomew. Women's form: Baltramieja.
  • Balys Men's name.
  • Bargailas Men's name. An old Baltic name of two parts. From barti (“to fight”) + gailas (“strong, powerful”). Women's form: Bargailė.
  • Bartautas Men's name. An old Baltic name of two parts. From barti + tauta. Women's form: Bartautė.
  • Benas Men's name. English form: Ben.
  • Benediktas Men's name. Late Latin Benedictus. English form: Benedict. Women's form: Benedikta.
  • Benjaminas Men's name. English form: Benjamin. Women's form: Benjamina.
  • Bernardas Men's name. English form: Bernard. Women's form: Bernardė.
  • Blažiejus Men's name. Borrowed from Polish Błażej, ultimately from Ancient Greek Βλάσιος. English form: Blasius. Women's form: Blažieja. Without accents: Blaziejus.
  • Boleslovas Men's name. English form: Boleslaus. Women's form: Boleslova.
  • Borisas Men's name. English form: Boris. Women's form: Borisa.
  • Borislavas Men's name. English form: Borislaus. Women's form: Borislava.
  • Bronislovas Men's name. English form: Bronislaus. Women's form: Bronislova.
  • Bronius Men's name.
  • Butautas Men's name. An old Baltic name of two parts. From butas + tauta. Women's form: Butautė.
  • Butvilas Men's name. An old Baltic name of two parts. From butas + viltis. Women's form: Butvilė.
  • Butvydas Men's name. An old Baltic name of two parts. From butas + išvysti. Women's form: Butvydė.
  • Česlovas Men's name. English form: Ceslaus. Women's form: Česlova. Without accents: Ceslovas.
  • Dainius Men's name.
  • Danas Men's name.
  • Darijus Men's name. From Latin Darius, not to be confused with the Lithuanian name without the -ij- diphthong. English form: Darius. Women's form: Darija.
  • Darius Men's name. Women's form: Dara or Darė.
  • Dasijus Men's name. English form: Dasius.
  • Daugirdas Men's name. An old Baltic name of two parts. From daug + girdėti. Women's form: Daugirda.
  • Daugmantas Men's name. An old Baltic name of two parts. From daug + manta. Women's form: Daugmantė.
  • Daugvilas Men's name. An old Baltic name of two parts. From daug + viltis. Women's form: Daugvilė.
  • Daujotas Men's name. An old Baltic name of two parts. From daug (“much, a lot, abundantly”) + joti (“to ride horseback”). Women's form: Daujotė.
  • Dausprungas Men's name. An old Baltic name of two parts. From daug + sprugti.
  • Deividas Men's name. Borrowed from English David, according to Lithuanian pronunciation respelling.
  • Demetrijus Men's name. Borrowed from Latin Dēmētrius, derived from Ancient Greek Δημήτριος (“Demeter”). English form: Demetrius. Women's form: Demetrija.
  • Dobilas Men's name. From dobilas (“clover”). Women's form: Dobilė.
  • Dominykas Men's name. English form: Dominic.
  • Donaldas Men's name. From Latin Donaldus. Women's form: Donaldė.
  • Donatas Men's name.
  • Dorotėjus Men's name. English form: Dorotheus. Women's form: Dorotėja. Without accents: Dorotejus.
  • Dovilas Men's name. Women's form: Dovilė.
  • Edgaras Men's name. Borrowed from English Edgar. English form: Edgar.
  • Edmundas Men's name. English form: Edmund.
  • Eduardas Men's name. English form: Edward.
  • Edvardas Men's name. English form: Edward.
  • Edvinas Men's name. English form: Edwin.
  • Egidijus Men's name. English form: Giles.
  • Eidintas Men's name. Women's form: Eidintė.
  • Eimantas Men's name. Women's form: Eimantė.
  • Eitvydas Men's name. An old Baltic name of two parts. From eiti (“to walk”) + išvysti (“to see”). Women's form: Eitvyda.
  • Eligijus Men's name.
  • Ernestas Men's name. English form: Ernest.
  • Eugenijus Men's name.
  • Eustachijus Men's name. Borrowed from Latin Eustasius, ultimately from Ancient Greek Εὐστάθιος. English form: Eustace. Women's form: Eustachija.
  • Evaldas Men's name. From Latin Evaldus. Women's form: Evaldė.
  • Faustas Men's name. From Latin Faustus. Women's form: Fausta.
  • Feliksas Men's name. English form: Felix.
  • Frederikas Men's name. Women's form: Frederika.
  • Gabrielis Men's name. English form: Gabriel.
  • Gabrielius Men's name. English form: Gabriel.
  • Gedgaudas Men's name. An old Baltic name of two parts. From gedėti (“to grieve”) + gaudus (“sonorous”). Women's form: Gedgauda.
  • Gediminas Men's name. An old Baltic name of two parts. From gedauti (“to inquire”) + minti (“to remember; to call out”). Women's form: Gediminė.
  • Gelgaudas Men's name. An old Baltic name of two parts. From gelti + gaudus. Women's form: Gelgauda.
  • Gerardas Men's name. English form: Gerard.
  • Giedrius Men's name. From giedras (“clear”) + -ius (“Latinizing suffix”). Women's form: Giedrė.
  • Gintaras Men's name.
  • Gintautas Men's name. Women's form: Gintautė.
  • Ginvilas Men's name. An old Baltic name of two parts. From ginti + viltis. Women's form: Ginvilė.
  • Girdutis Men's name. From Girdas + -utis (“diminutive”). Women's form: Girdutė.
  • Grigorijus Men's name. English form: Gregory. Women's form: Grigorija.
  • Gytis Men's name.
  • Henrikas Men's name. Women's form: Henrika.
  • Ignacijus Men's name. Borrowed from Latin Ignatius. Women's form: Ignatijė.
  • Ignas Men's name. Women's form: Igna.
  • Ignatijus Men's name. English form: Ignatius. Women's form: Ignatija.
  • Ipatijus Men's name. English form: Hypatius. Women's form: Ipatija.
  • Ivanas Men's name. English form: John. Women's form: Ivana.
  • Izaokas Men's name. English form: Isaac.
  • Izidorius Men's name. Borrowed from Latin Isidorus, derived from Ancient Greek Ἰσίδωρος (“gift of Isis”). English form: Isidore. Women's form: Izidoria.
  • Jacintas Men's name. English form: Hyacinth. Women's form: Jacinta.
  • Jakubas Men's name. Women's form: Jakūba.
  • Jaroslavas Men's name. English form: Jaroslaus. Women's form: Jaroslava.
  • Jaunutis Men's name. Women's form: Jaunuta.
  • Jeremijas Men's name. English form: Jeremiah.
  • Jeronimas Men's name. From Latin Hieronymus, derived from Ancient Greek Ἱερώνυμος. English form: Jerome. Women's form: Jeronima.
  • Jogaila Men's name. Women's form: Jogailė.
  • Jogintas Men's name. An old Baltic name of two parts. From joti (“to ride horseback”) + ginti (“to defend”). Women's form: Joginta or Jogintė.
  • Jokūbas Men's name. English form: Jacob. Without accents: Jokubas.
  • Jomantas Men's name. An old Baltic name of two parts. From joti (“to ride horseback”) + manta (“wealth; suitable”). Women's form: Jomantė.
  • Jonas Men's name. English form: John. Women's form: Jona.
  • Joris Men's name.
  • Julius Men's name. From Latin Iūlius. Women's form: Julia.
  • Juozapas Men's name. English form: Joseph.
  • Juozas Men's name.
  • Jurgis Men's name. English form: George. Women's form: Jurga.
  • Justas Men's name. Probably ultimately from Latin iūstus. English form: Justin.
  • Justinas Men's name. English form: Justin.
  • Kantvilas Men's name. An old Baltic name of two parts. From pakantus + viltis. Women's form: Kantvilė.
  • Karolis Men's name. English form: Charles.
  • Kasparas Men's name. From Latin Casparus. English form: Caspar.
  • Kazimieras Men's name. English form: Casimir. Women's form: Kazimiera.
  • Kęsgailas Men's name. An old Baltic name of two parts. From kęsti + gailas. Women's form: Kęsgailė. Without accents: Kesgailas.
  • Kęstutis Men's name. From Kęstas + -utis (“diminutive”). Women's form: Kęstutė. Without accents: Kestutis.
  • Kiprijonas Men's name. Borrowed from Russian Киприян, from Ancient Greek Κυπριανός. Women's form: Kiprijona.
  • Klemensas Men's name. Late Latin Clēmens. English form: Clement. Women's form: Klemensa.
  • Kristoforas Men's name. English form: Christopher. Women's form: Kristofora.
  • Kymantas Men's name. Women's form: Kymantė.
  • Laimantas Men's name. Women's form: Laimantė.
  • Laurentijus Men's name. Borrowed from Latin Laurentius. English form: Laurentius. Women's form: Laurentija.
  • Laurynas Men's name. English form: Laurence. Women's form: Lauryna.
  • Lengvenis Men's name. From lengvas (“light, easy”) + -enis.
  • Leonardas Men's name. English form: Leonard.
  • Leonas Men's name. From the Ancient Greek masculine name Λέων. Women's form: Leona.
  • Linas Men's name.
  • Lionginas Men's name.
  • Liudvikas Men's name. English form: Louis. Women's form: Liudvika.
  • Lukas Men's name. From Latin Lucas, from Ancient Greek Λουκᾶς. English form: Luke. Women's form: Luka.
  • Maksimas Men's name. English form: Maximus. Women's form: Maksima.
  • Manigirdas Men's name. An old Baltic name of two parts. From manyti + girdėti. Women's form: Manigirda.
  • Mantas Men's name. Women's form: Mantė.
  • Mantrimas Men's name. Women's form: Mantrimė.
  • Mantvilas Men's name. An old Baltic name of two parts. From manta + viltis. Women's form: Mantvilė.
  • Mantvydas Men's name. Women's form: Mantvydė.
  • Manvydas Men's name. An old Baltic name of two parts. From manta + išvysti. Women's form: Manvydė.
  • Marijonas Men's name. English form: Marion.
  • Markas Men's name. English form: Mark.
  • Martynas Men's name. English form: Martin.
  • Matas Men's name. English form: Matthew.
  • Matijus Men's name. English form: Matthias.
  • Mečislovas Men's name. English form: Mecislaus. Women's form: Mečislova. Without accents: Mecislovas.
  • Mefodijus Men's name. English form: Methodius. Women's form: Mefodija.
  • Melchioras Men's name. English form: Melchior.
  • Mikalojus Men's name. English form: Nicholas.
  • Mindaugas Men's name. Women's form: Mindaugė.
  • Miniotas Men's name. An old Baltic name of two parts. From minėti (“to mention”) + joti (“to ride horseback”). Women's form: Miniotė.
  • Modestas Men's name. Borrowed from Latin Modestus. Women's form: Modesta.
  • Morkus Men's name. English form: Mark.
  • Motiejus Men's name. English form: Matthias.
  • Mykolas Men's name. Derived from Ancient Greek Μιχαήλ. English form: Michael. Women's form: Mykolė.
  • Nerijus Men's name. Borrowed from Latin Nereus, ultimately from Ancient Greek Νηρεύς. Women's form: Nerija.
  • Norbertas Men's name. English form: Norbert.
  • Norgailas Men's name. An old Baltic name of two parts. From norėti + gailas. Women's form: Norgailė.
  • Norvydas Men's name. Women's form: Norvydė.
  • Onufrijus Men's name. English form: Onuphrius. Women's form: Onufrija.
  • Osvaldas Men's name. From Latin Osvaldus. Women's form: Osvaldė.
  • Paulius Men's name. English form: Paul. Women's form: Paula.
  • Petras Men's name. Borrowed from Latin Petrus, ultimately from Ancient Greek Πέτρος. English form: Peter.
  • Pijus Men's name. Ultimately from Latin Pius. Women's form: Pija.
  • Povilas Men's name. English form: Paul. Women's form: Povila.
  • Pranas Men's name.
  • Pranciškus Men's name. English form: Francis. Women's form: Pranciška. Without accents: Pranciskus.
  • Prokopijus Men's name. English form: Procopius. Women's form: Prokopija.
  • Radvila Men's name. Women's form: Radvilė.
  • Radvilas Men's name. An old Baltic name of two parts. From rasti + viltis. Women's form: Radvilė.
  • Raimantas Men's name. Women's form: Raimantė.
  • Raimundas Men's name. English form: Raymond. Women's form: Raimundė.
  • Ramantas Men's name. An old Baltic name of two parts. From ramus (“calm”) + manta (“property”). Women's form: Ramantė.
  • Ramintas Men's name. From Ramas + -intas (“diminutive”). Women's form: Raminta.
  • Ramūnas Men's name. Without accents: Ramunas.
  • Rapolas Men's name. English form: Raphael. Women's form: Rapolė.
  • Regimantas Men's name.
  • Reginaldas Men's name. Women's form: Reginaldė.
  • Remigijus Men's name.
  • Ričardas Men's name. Borrowed from English Richard. English form: Richard. Without accents: Ricardas.
  • Rikardas Men's name. English form: Richard. Women's form: Rikarda.
  • Rimantas Men's name. Women's form: Rimantė.
  • Rimas Men's name. From rimti (“to calm down”). Women's form: Rimė.
  • Rimkantas Men's name. An old Baltic name of two parts. From rimti + pakantus. Women's form: Rimkantė.
  • Rimvydas Men's name. An old Baltic name of two parts. From rimti + išvysti. Women's form: Rimvydė.
  • Robertas Men's name. English form: Robert.
  • Rokas Men's name.
  • Rolandas Men's name.
  • Romanas Men's name. From Latin Romanus (“Roman”). English form: Roman. Women's form: Romana.
  • Romas Men's name. English form: Roman.
  • Romualdas Men's name. Women's form: Romualdė.
  • Ronaldas Men's name. Women's form: Ronaldė.
  • Rytis Men's name.
  • Samuelis Men's name. English form: Samuel.
  • Šarūnas Men's name. Without accents: Sarunas.
  • Saudargas Men's name. An old Baltic name of two parts. From savas + Latvian dārgs. Women's form: Saudarga.
  • Saulius Men's name. English form: Saul.
  • Sigismundas Men's name. Women's form: Sigismundė.
  • Sigitas Men's name.
  • Silvestras Men's name. English form: Sylvester.
  • Simas Men's name.
  • Simonas Men's name. English form: Simon.
  • Skaudvilas Men's name. An old Baltic name of two parts. From skaudus + viltis. Women's form: Skaudvilė.
  • Skirgaila Men's name. An old Baltic name of two parts. From skirti (“to divide”) + gailas (“strong, powerful”). Women's form: Skirgailė.
  • Skirmantas Men's name. Women's form: Skirmantė.
  • Stanislovas Men's name. English form: Stanislaus. Women's form: Stanislova.
  • Stasys Men's name.
  • Steponas Men's name. English form: Stephen.
  • Svajūnas Men's name. Without accents: Svajunas.
  • Tadas Men's name.
  • Tautas Men's name. From tauta (“land; country”). Women's form: Tautė.
  • Tautvilas Men's name. An old Baltic name of two parts. From tauta (“land; country”) + viltis (“hope”). Women's form: Tautvilė.
  • Tautvydas Men's name. Women's form: Tautvydė.
  • Terentijus Men's name. English form: Terentius. Women's form: Terentija.
  • Titas Men's name.
  • Tomas Men's name. English form: Thomas. Women's form: Toma.
  • Tomašas Men's name. Without accents: Tomasas.
  • Urbonas Men's name. From the Latin masculine name Urbanus. English form: Urban.
  • Vaclovas Men's name. English form: Wenceslaus. Women's form: Vaclova.
  • Vaidas Men's name. From vaidyti (“to appear”).
  • Vaidaugas Men's name. An old Baltic name of two parts. From vaidyti (“to visit, to appear, to be seen”) + daug (“much, a lot”). Women's form: Vaidauga.
  • Vaidotas Men's name.
  • Vainius Men's name. From vaina (“flaw, fault”). Women's form: Vainia.
  • Valdas Men's name.
  • Vasilijus Men's name. English form: Vasil. Women's form: Vasilija.
  • Vidas Men's name.
  • Vidmantas Men's name.
  • Vikentijus Men's name. English form: Vincent. Women's form: Vikentija.
  • Viktoras Men's name. English form: Victor.
  • Vilhelmas Men's name. English form: William.
  • Viltautas Men's name. An old Baltic name of two parts. From viltis + tauta. Women's form: Viltautė.
  • Vincas Men's name.
  • Vincentas Men's name. Ultimately derived from Latin Vincentius. English form: Vincent. Women's form: Vincentė.
  • Virgaudas Men's name. An old Baltic name of two parts. From vyras (“man”) + gaudus (“sonorous”). Women's form: Virgaudė.
  • Virgilijus Men's name. Women's form: Virgilija.
  • Virginijus Men's name.
  • Visvaldas Men's name. An old Baltic name of two parts. From visas + valdyti. Women's form: Visvaldė.
  • Vitalijus Men's name. English form: Vitali. Women's form: Vitalija.
  • Vladas Men's name.
  • Vladimiras Men's name. English form: Vladimir. Women's form: Vladimira.
  • Vladislovas Men's name. English form: Ladislaus. Women's form: Vladislova.
  • Vydas Men's name. From išvysti (“to see”). Women's form: Vydė.
  • Vydimantas Men's name. Women's form: Vydimantė.
  • Vygantas Men's name.
  • Vytautas Men's name. An old Baltic name of two parts. From vyti (“chase, pursuer”) + tauta (“nation, folk”). Women's form: Vytautė.
  • Vytenis Men's name. From Vytas + -enis (“diminutive”). Women's form: Vytenė.
  • Zacharijas Men's name. English form: Zachary.
  • Zenonas Men's name.
  • Zidoras Men's name. Women's form: Zidora.
  • Zigmas Men's name.
  • Žydrūnas Men's name. Without accents: Zydrunas.
  • Žygimantas Men's name. An old Baltic name of two parts. From žygis (“campaign; to march”) + manta (“wealth; suitable”). Women's form: Žygimantė. Without accents: Zygimantas.

How this list was compiled: A list by a written rule, built on 3 October 2026 from English Wiktionary's categories of Lithuanian male and female given names (https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Category:Lithuanian_given_names, CC BY-SA 4.0, 637 entries read that day). A name is listed when its entry there is a Lithuanian given name of one word and has a second reference: the entry itself cites the names list of the State Commission of the Lithuanian Language (227 names) or the dictionary of the origins of Lithuanian first names (11 more), or English Wikipedia has an article on the name in its category of Lithuanian masculine or feminine given names (118 more; https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Lithuanian_masculine_given_names and https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Lithuanian_feminine_given_names). The Commission's own site (vardai.vlkk.lt) refuses scripted reads, so it was not opened by us; the citation in the dictionary entry is what was checked. 356 names: 277 for men and 79 for women; the dictionary documents far more men's names than women's. 222 cards carry the first sentence of the entry's etymology or the English form the entry gives, sorted by us into three kinds: old Baltic names of two parts (44, each part as the dictionary glosses it, where it does), names from a Lithuanian word (21), and Lithuanian forms of names from other languages (157). The dictionary's stress marks are taken off Lithuanian words; sentences that name a reconstructed form are left out. 188 cards add the form of the name for the other sex, from the headword line of the given name (a married woman's surname in -ienė, which some entries also list, is not such a form). The other cards say nothing about an origin. That almost all Lithuanian women's names end in -a or -ė and men's names almost always in -s is from English Wikipedia's 'Lithuanian name' (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lithuanian_name); on this list 274 of 277 men's names end in -as, -is, -us or -ys and all 79 women's names in -a or -ė. 41 names carry a Lithuanian letter with a mark and their cards add the plain spelling. First names only: family names are on this site's Lithuanian last names page. Single names only, never a real person. No speaker of Lithuanian has read the list. Licence: Drawn from English Wiktionary and English Wikipedia, CC BY-SA 4.0 (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/). The selection, the sorting into kinds and the wording of the cards are our own work.