Liutauras
Germanic-Baltic · Boy · 3 syllables
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About the name Liutauras
Liutauras is a Lithuanian given name combining the Germanic elements "liut" (people) and "auras" (gold), meaning "people's gold" or "gold of the people." The name is primarily used in Lithuania and among Lithuanian communities, with roots in the Baltic region's historical contact with Germanic tribal naming traditions.
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Etymology
Liutauras is a Lithuanian given name combining the Germanic elements "liut" (people) and "auras" (gold), meaning "people's gold" or "gold of the people." The name is primarily used in Lithuania and among Lithuanian communities, with roots in the Baltic region's historical contact with Germanic tribal naming traditions.
Liutauras currently ranks #4,685 in the United States as a boy's name. It reached its peak popularity around 2013.
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