Gailas

Lithuanian

Etymology

From gai̇̃las (“sharp, angry, strong”).

Proper noun

Gai̇̃las m (feminine Gailienė, unmarried feminine Gailáitė) stress pattern 1

  1. a surname

Declension

Declension of Gai̇̃las
singular
(vienaskaita) 		plural
(daugiskaita)
nominative (vardininkas) Gai̇̃las Gai̇̃lai
genitive (kilmininkas) Gai̇̃lo Gai̇̃lų
dative (naudininkas) Gai̇̃lui Gai̇̃lams
accusative (galininkas) Gai̇̃lą Gai̇̃lus
instrumental (įnagininkas) Gai̇̃lu Gai̇̃lais
locative (vietininkas) Gai̇̃luje Gai̇̃luose
vocative (šauksmininkas) Gai̇̃lau Gai̇̃lai

Derived terms

  • (Two-stemmed names:)
    • (suffix) Geleika, Gailūnas, Galbutas, Geleoldas, Galvidas, Galvinas, Galvirdas, Gelvičius, Gailiginas, Geligudas, Galintas, Geilimanas, Gailiminas, Galimantas
    • (ending with -gaila) Aigaila, Asgaila, Bargaila, Bergaila, Bigaila, Bugaila, Burgaila, Butgaila, Dagaila, Dimgaila, Dingaila, Daugaila, Gudigaila, Jogaila, Jungaila, Karigaila, Kasgaila, Kenzgaila, Kesgaila, Kinsgaila, Klausgaila, Kungaila, Mangaila, Mantgaila, Margaila, Minigaila, Mitigaila, Nigaila, Norgaila, Ragaila, Radigaila, Rigaila, Rimgaila, Ringaila, Rozgaila, Ruzgaila, Savigaila, Sargaila, Sengaila, Singaila, Skensgaila, Skinsgaila, Skirgaila, Songaila, Stangaila, Sumgaila, Sungaila, Sventagaila, Svirgaila, Švitrigaila, Sirgaila, Ungaila, Vasgaila, Vergaila, Vidigaila, Vigaila, Vilgaila, Visgaila, Žagaila, Žingaila, Žongaila, Žungaila
  • (Surnames:) Gailauskas, Gailaitis, Gailūnas, Gailinas

Further reading

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