Mangirdas

Lithuanian

Alternative forms

  • Mangerdas, Mangardas

Etymology

(Baltic origin:) Composed of the two stems manýti (“to think”) +‎ girdė́ti (“to hear”).

Proper noun

Mañgirdas m (feminine Mangirdà) stress pattern 1

  1. a male given name

Declension

Declension of Mañgirdas
nominative Mañgirdas
genitive Mañgirdo
dative Mañgirdui
accusative Mañgirdą
instrumental Mañgirdu
locative Mañgirde
vocative Mañgirdai

Proper noun

Mañgirdas m (feminine Mañgirdienė, unmarried feminine Mañgirdáitė) stress pattern 1

  1. a surname

Declension

Declension of Mañgirdas
singular
(vienaskaita) 		plural
(daugiskaita)
nominative (vardininkas) Mañgirdas Mañgirdai
genitive (kilmininkas) Mañgirdo Mañgirdų
dative (naudininkas) Mañgirdui Mañgirdams
accusative (galininkas) Mañgirdą Mañgirdus
instrumental (įnagininkas) Mañgirdu Mañgirdais
locative (vietininkas) Mañgirde Mañgirduose
vocative (šauksmininkas) Mañgirdai Mañgirdai

Descendants

  • → Old Ruthenian: *Мангѣрдъ (*Manhěrd)
    • > Belarusian: Мангерд (Manhjerd) (inherited)
    • > Ukrainian: Монгерд (Monherd) (inherited)
    • → Polish: Mongierd
  • → Russian: Монгерд (Mongerd)

Further reading

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