Giedrius
Lithuanian · Boy
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About the name Giedrius
Giedrius is a Lithuanian given name derived from the Baltic root "gied-" (meaning "to sing" or "to make sound") combined with the suffix "-rius," a common masculine ending in Lithuanian names.
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Etymology
Giedrius is a Lithuanian given name derived from the Baltic root "gied-" (meaning "to sing" or "to make sound") combined with the suffix "-rius," a common masculine ending in Lithuanian names. The name is primarily used in Lithuania and among Lithuanian diaspora communities, with historical significance in Lithuanian culture and the Lithuanian Catholic tradition.
Giedrius currently ranks #539 in the United States as a boy's name. It reached its peak popularity around 1979.
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