Lithuanian names

[misshannah]

DP is Lithuanian, I'm from Uk. Trying to think of suitable Lithuanian girls and boys names in prep. Any ideas? Something short is ideal.

Thanks

Mantas(boy)

Geidra(girl)

Nauris?

Evelina

Janina: Janina is originally a Polish name but it is now common amongst the Lithuanians
Regina: Regina is one of the traditional saint names in Lithuania
Lina: Lina is a cute sounding Lithuanian name, and it has no English equivalents
Rasa
Danute
Aldona
Ugna
Justina

Boys

Matis
Lukas
Fabias

Tomas

Mikas is the only Lithuanian name I know! (Male)

Dariush for a boy ( Polish & Russian too)
Giadra for a girl

Can't have anything Russian or polish associated. He would a proper Lithuanian name... is like something everybody can pronounce and doesn't sound harsh

I think he'd know more names than us!

Samanta (Sam) for a girl.

Zigimantas (Ziggy) for a boy

@MaidenMotherCrone he keeps coming up with them! Got a few months yet, but we can't agree on anything yet.

Andreas for a boy.
Vaida or Seraphina for a girl.

Darius or Annike.

Alexandras
Leonas
Lukas
Tomas

Grazina
Ausra
Kamile
Gabriele

Audra is nice and would work here too.

Albina
Anastasija
Dalia
Solveiga
Ona
Edita
Ruta (accent on the u)
Rasa
Paulina
Jolanta
Greta
Irena
Ieva

Ignas
Jonas
Kajus
Leonas
Linas
Matas
Petras
Tadas

Rima for a girl, I know a Roma from Lithuania and she's lovely which makes me like the name more

For a girl, Indrė, Gintare, Sigita, Sarune.

I used to work with an Asta, which I have always thought a really beautiful name and considered quite seriously for both my children (no Lithuanian heritage here).

I know a woman called Gintarė, nickname Ginny. I like it, not sure if it's dated though.

PP suggested Indrė that's really lovely.

Lina or Lukas