Baltic Baby Names

Baltic baby names carry the sound, history and meaning of the Baltic naming tradition. Our collection holds 6 Baltic names, 2 for boys and 4 for girls, each with its own meaning, origin notes, popularity and numerology. Browse the names below and follow any one for its full profile.

Whether you are drawn to Baltic names for heritage, for their sound, or simply for a meaning that resonates, this page is a living list that grows as we research and add more. Names are shown with the most prominent first.

Baltic names & meanings

DailaBeautiful and graceful — full of character and easy to loveLatvian, Baltic · Numerology 9DovydasBeloved; David — soft-sounding with strong rootsLithuanian, Baltic · Numerology 9EgleA spruce tree — rooted yet ready to travelLithuanian, Baltic · Numerology 2LigaMidsummer joy — full of character and easy to loveLatvian, Baltic · Numerology 2MigleA soft mist — a classic with a fresh edgeLithuanian, Baltic · Numerology 1UgniusFire — a name with quiet staying powerLithuanian, Baltic · Numerology 1

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Frequently Asked Questions

+What are some popular Baltic baby names?

Well-known Baltic names in our collection include Daila, Dovydas, Egle, Liga, Migle. Each name links to a full profile with its meaning, origin, popularity and numerology.

+How many Baltic names are listed here?

We currently list 6 Baltic names — 2 for boys and 4 for girls, and the collection grows regularly as we research and add more.

+How do I choose a Baltic name?

Start from the meaning you want for your child, then read the full profile for pronunciation, popularity and sibling-name ideas. You can also use our name, sibling and middle-name tools to refine your shortlist.