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Names that mean battle

Naming your baby can be a difficult task. The meaning behind the name you choose will give them clues about who they are, and it's important to find one that fits. The following list will provide you with some great options that have the word Battle in their meaning.

Boy names that mean Battle

AarzamUrdu — "War, Battle"AbdarArabic — "Full moon and is the name of a famous battle"Abul haijaArabic — "Father of Battle"AdemarSpanish — "Of Germanic origin meaning famous in battle"AlaoisTeutonic — "Famous, glorious warrior of battle."AlfonsSwedish — "Noble, eager to do battle."AlfonsoItalian — "Noble, eager to do battle."AlfonzoGerman — "Noble, eager to do battle."AllonzaOld German — "Noble, Ready for battle."AllonzoOld German — "Noble, Ready for battle."AloisCzech — "Famous, glorious warrior of battle."AloisioSpanish — "Famous, glorious warrior of battle."AloisyOld German — "Famous, glorious warrior of battle."AlonzahOld German — "Noble, Ready for battle."AlonzeOld German — "Noble, Ready for battle."AlphonseFrench — "Noble, eager to do battle."AlphonsineFrench — "Noble, eager to do battle."AlphonsusIrish — "Noble, eager to do battle."BodnaDanish — "Lead warrior in battle."BodnarDanish — "Lead warrior in battle."BorislavRussian — "Compound name composed from the Slavonic elements bor battle, fight and slav glory: hence, battle glory, glory in battle Pet: Slava"BoruIrish — "Surname of a king who united Ireland - killed in battle Clontarf 1215ce. Full name - Brian Boru."BoryslawPolish — "Glorious battle."BoykoBulgarian — "Battle"BrasilCeltic — "Battle"BressalCeltic — "Battle"BssilCeltic — "Battle"CaadenEnglish — "A battle maiden"CadanArabic — "Spirit of battle|Companion."CaddellWelsh — "Variant of Cadell: Small battle, spirit of the battle."CaddenEnglish — "A battle maiden"CaddocWelsh — "Warrior. Keen for battle."CaddockWelsh — "Warrior. Keen for battle."CaderynWelsh — "King of battle."CadeyrnWelsh — "King of battle."CadfanWelsh — "High battle."CadferWelsh — "Lord of battle."CadockWelsh — "Warrior. Keen for battle."CadoganWelsh — "Having glory and honor during battle"CadokWelsh — "Warrior. Keen for battle."CadwaladerWelsh — "Variant of Cadwaladr: War leader, battle leader."CadwaladyrWelsh — "Variant of Cadwaladr: War leader, battle leader."CadwallenWelsh — "Battle disolver. Also a variant of Cadwallon: Arranges the battle."CaedenArabic — "Spirit of battle|Companion."CaedfanWelsh — "High battle."CaedferWelsh — "Lord of battle."CaelonGaelic — "Powerful in battle."CaerleonArthurian Legend — "Name of a battle site"CafferAfrican — "Protection for the head in battle. Helmet."CaidanArabic — "Spirit of battle|Companion."CaidenContemporary — "Spirit of battle|Companion."CaidfanWelsh — "High battle."CaidferWelsh — "Lord of battle."CailenGaelic — "Powerful in battle."CailonGaelic — "Powerful in battle."CaithIrish — "From the battlefield"CalcalinGaelic — "Powerful in battle."CallanGaelic — "Powerful in battle."CamelonArthurian Legend — "Site of Arthur's last battle"CamlannArthurian Legend — "Site of Arthur's last battle"CatholGaelic — "Mighty, Wise in the eye of the battle. Battle mighty. A masculine form of Cathy, purity."CatterickArthurian Legend — "Name of a battle"CatterikArthurian Legend — "Name of a battle"CaydanWelsh — "Spirit of battle|Companion."CaydfanWelsh — "High battle."CaydferWelsh — "Lord of battle."CaylonGaelic — "Powerful in battle."CoilIrish — "Leader in the battle."CoileIrish — "Leader in the battle."ConallIrish — "Mighty battle"CorkiIrish — "From the hollow, Head protection, Helmet used for battle."CorkieIrish — "From the hollow, Head protection, Helmet used for battle."CorkyIrish — "From the hollow, Head protection, Helmet used for battle."CorreeIrish — "From the hollow, Head protection, Helmet used for battle."CorreyEnglish — "From the hollow, Head protection, Helmet used for battle."CorriEnglish — "From the hollow, Head protection, Helmet used for battle."CorrickIrish — "From the hollow, Head protection, Helmet used for battle."CorryEnglish — "From the hollow, Head protection, Helmet used for battle."CoyleIrish — "Leader in the battle."dagarUrdu — "Open Space / Battle Field"dahhaakUrdu — "(Zahhaak) Name a of Sahabi who participated in the battle of Badr"DevanteSpanish — "One who battles evil."dhakawaanArabic — "(Zakawaan) Name of a Sahabi who participated in the battle of Badr"dhulfaqaarArabic — "(Zulfaqar) Name of a celebrated sword which fell into the hand of Rasoolullah (sallallaahualayhi wasallam) in the Battle of Badr and which was presented to Ali (RA). Note: It is incorrect to Say Fiqaar (with kasrah)"ElonsoGerman — "Fit for battle"ErneshArabic — "Sincere, Battle to the death"FonzeeGerman — "Noble, Ready to do battle. A form of Alphonse."FonzeyGerman — "Noble, Ready to do battle. A form of Alphonse."FonzieLatin — "Noble, Ready to do battle. A form of Alphonse."FonzyGerman — "Noble, Ready to do battle. A form of Alphonse."FrayaodhaPersian — "Forward In Battle"GarlandeEnglish — "From the battle ground|Wreath of flowers."GawathWelsh — "Hawk of battle."GeomarItalian — "Famous in battle."GiomarItalian — "Famous in battle."GwakhmaiArabic — "Hawk of the battle"HaatibUrdu — "A person who collects wood, name of a Sahabi who participated in the battle of Badr, He was the messenger of the Holy prophet (peace be upon him) to the ruler of Egypt"HanzalahArabic — "This was the name of Ibn Abu "Aamir Al-Ansari; he is known as al-ghasil because when he had joined the battle at Uhud"HarlandTeutonic — "From the hare's land, From the battle land."HarleOld English — "From the hare's land, From the battle land."HarlenEnglish — "From the hare's land, From the battle land."HarveeTeutonic — "Army warrior|Eager for battle."HarvesonTeutonic — "Army warrior|Eager for battle."HarveyFrench — "Army warrior|Eager for battle."HarvyTeutonic — "Army warrior|Eager for battle."HaumatArabic — "Great Battle, Battlefield"HavelocScandinavian — "Contest at sea, Battle."HavelochScottish — "Contest at sea, Battle."HavelocheScandinavian — "Contest at sea, Battle."HavelockScandinavian — "Contest at sea, Battle."HavelockeScandinavian — "Contest at sea, Battle."HervFrench — "Army warrior|Eager for battle. A form of Harvey."HerveFrench — "Army warrior|Eager for battle. A form of Harvey."HerveyEnglish — "Army warrior|Eager for battle."HervyEnglish — "Army warrior|Eager for battle."HildefunsGerman — "One who is ready for battle"HildericGerman — "Warrior. A masculine form of Hilda and HIldegarde, battle stronghold."HildricheGerman — "Warrior. A masculine form of Hilda and HIldegarde, battle stronghold."HillardGerman — "Courageous in battle"HubailArabic — "Name of a Sahabi who participated in the battle of Badr"HunainArabic — "Hunain is the name of a battle mentioned in the Quran"HuraithArabic — "A little farmer; Name of a Sahabi who participated in the battle of Badr"IromagajaNorth American Indian — "the Siouan ite amarajuAit face raining. It was borne by a Hunkpapa Sioux chief who was one of the leading warriors in the Battle of the Little Bighorn"JangjeetHindi — "One who Conquers the Battlefield of the Mind; Victory in the Battlefield"JihaadArabic — "Holy way, Fight, Battle"KadenArabic — "Spirit of battle|Companion."KeallachIrish — "Battle"KhawwasUrdu — "To be filled with food. Name of a Sahabi who participated in the battle of Badr"KhulaidahUrdu — "Name of a Sahabi who participated in the battle of Badr, and name of a Sahabiyyah"KhulaifahArabic — "A form of Khalifah, meaning: Successor, heir. Name of a Sahabi who participated in the battle of Badr"KorreeIrish — "From the hollow, Head protection, Helmet used for battle."KorreyIrish — "From the hollow, Head protection, Helmet used for battle."KorriIrish — "From the hollow, Head protection, Helmet used for battle."KorrieIrish — "From the hollow, Head protection, Helmet used for battle."KorryIrish — "From the hollow, Head protection, Helmet used for battle."LouysGerman — "Renowned battle. The short form of Llewelyn, Lion like friend, Lightning."LovishHindi — "Famous battle"LysimachusBiblical — "Scattering the battle."MamarArabic — "Name of a sahabi who partcipated in the battle of badr"MarsadArabic — "Ibn Abu Marsad al-Ghanavi was the companion of the Prophet PBUH who took part in the Badr Battle and had this name"MeghanadHindi — "Son; Son; of raavan). Megh means; clouD; clouD; n naaD means sounD. he was nameD so because a terrific thunDer occurreD when he took birth (Ravanas son, who maDe Laxman unconscious in the battlefielD with his arrow)"MiqdaadArabic — "Name of a sahabi who took part in the battle of badr"MuattibArabic — "Name of a Sahabi who participated in the battle of Badr"MuawwazArabic — "Name of a Sahabi who participated in the battle of Badr"MujazzirArabic — "Name of a Sahabi who took part in the battle of Badr"MulailArabic — "Name of a Sahabi who participated in the battle of Badr"MurarahArabic — "Bitterness, innermost, heart; al-Rabi al-Ansari RA was A companion who participated in the Battle of Badr"MusabArabic — "Name of a Sahabi who particepated in the battle of Badr, Undefeatable"MuwwaidhArabic — "(Muwwaiz), Name of a sahabi who took part in the battle of badr, and killed Abu Jahl"NecalliAztec — "Battle"NuaimaanArabic — "Name of a Sahabi who participated in the battle of Badr"OttwayTeutonic — "One who is fortunate in battle"OtwaiTeutonic — "Lucky in battle."OtwayTeutonic — "Lucky in battle."PawhuskaNorth American Indian — "White hair. Osage. The name was borne by a well-known Osage leader. He got his name from an incident in which he grabbed the wig from General St. Claire during battle. St. Claire escaped, but from then on Pawhuska wore the wig for luck and strength in battle"QataadahArabic — "Name of a Sahabi who took part in the battle of Badr"QudaamahArabic — "Name of a Sahabi who took part in the battle of Badr"QutbahArabic — "Name of a Sahabi who took part in the battle of Badr"RagnarokNorse — "The final battle of the gods."RanadevaHindi — "Lord of battles"RanadhiraHindi — "Patient in Battle"RandeepHindi — "The Hero of the Battle"RangithHindi — "Region of battle, Handsome, Well colored"RanjeetIndian — "Victorious In Battle"RanjodhHindi — "Victor; Warrior in Battle"RanjotHindi — "The Light of the Battlefield"RanveerHindi — "Hero of the battle, Winner"RanvirIndian — "Hero Of Battle"RibiArabic — "Name of a Sahabi who took part in the battle of Badr"RohilHindi — "Armored battle maiden"RonsherHindi — "Lion of the battlefield"RukhailahUrdu — "Name of a Sahabi who took part in the battle of Badr"SaaibArabic — "Name of a Sahabi who took part in the battle of Badr"SaifiyyArabic — "Name of a Sahabi who took part in the battle of Badr"SamarjeetHindi — "Winner of the battle, Victorious in war or lord Vishnu, One who has conquered lust"SamarvirHindi — "Hero of battle"SamsaamArabic — "Sword, Name, Samsaamuddin.Name of a Sahabi who took part in the battle of Badr"SavasTurkish — "Battle"SawaadArabic — "Name of a Sahabi who took part in the battle of Badr"ShammaasArabic — "Name of a Sahabi who took part in the battle of Badr"ShuqraanArabic — "Name of a Sahabi who took part in the battle of Badr, and he was the freed slave of the Holy Prophet (peace be upon him)"StyrrIcelandic — "Battle"TyfiellFrench — "Derivative of the Scandinavian god of battle 'Tyr.' Tuesday was named for Tyr."TyreeceAmerican — "Derivative of the Scandinavian god of battle 'Tyr.' Tuesday was named for Tyr."TyrelAfrican-American — "Derivative of the Scandinavian god of battle 'Tyr.' Tuesday was named for Tyr."TyrelleScandinavian — "Derivative of the Scandinavian god of battle 'Tyr.' Tuesday was named for Tyr."UkashahArabic — "Name of a Sahabi who took part in the battle of Badr"UrjaszPolish — "Polish form of Uriah, which is from the Hebrew uriyah God is light The name is borne in the Bible by a Hittite military leader whose wife King David desired and made pregnant. Uriah was put on the front lines of battle to ensure his death so that David could marry Bathsheba"UwaimArabic — "Name of a Sahabi who took part in the battle of Badr"VibhatsuHindi — "Fought all the battle by fair means"WabaunseeNorth American Indian — "Dawn of day, daybreak. Potawatomi. The name was borne by a Potawatomi chief after whom Wabaunsee County in Kansas is named. He is remembered for his fierceness and courage in battle"WibertEnglish — "Bright one in battle."WibirtEnglish — "Bright one in battle."WiburtEnglish — "Bright one in battle."WibyrtEnglish — "Bright one in battle."WigmaereEnglish — "Famous in battle."WybertAnglo-Saxon — "Bright one in battle."WybirtEnglish — "Bright one in battle."WyburtEnglish — "Bright one in battle."WybyrtEnglish — "Bright one in battle."WymerEnglish — "Famous in battle."WymondEnglish — "A defender during battle"WystanEnglish — "As solid as a stone during battle"XiomarItalian — "Famous in battle. Variant of Geomar."YudhishthirHindi — "Eldest Pandavas brother, Firm in battle"YudhishtirHindi — "Eldest Pandavas brother, Firm in battle"YudhisthirIndian — "Firm in battle"YudishtraHindi — "Firm in Battle"ZahhaakArabic — "A person who laughs most. Name of a Sahabi who participated in the battle of Badr"ZiyaadArabic — "Spender, Brilliance. Graceful, distinguished, elegant. Name of a Sahabi who participated in the battle of Badr"

Girl names that mean Battle

AlanzaSpanish — "Ready for battle. Feminine of Alonzo."AlfonsineGerman — "Feminine form of Alfonso, noble and ready for battle. Variants include Alfonsia , Alonza , Alphonsine."AnabaNative American — "A woman return¬ing from battle"ArmandaSpanish — "Feminine form of Armando; battlemaiden"ArmilaLatin — "Warrior who wears a bracelet in battle."ArmilahLatin — "Warrior who wears a bracelet in battle."ArmildaTeutonic — "Armored battle-maiden"ArmildeTeutonic — "Armored battle-maiden"ArmillaLatin — "Warrior who wears a bracelet in battle."ArmillahLatin — "Warrior who wears a bracelet in battle."ArmylaLatin — "Warrior who wears a bracelet in battle."ArmylahLatin — "Warrior who wears a bracelet in battle."ArmyllaLatin — "Warrior who wears a bracelet in battle."ArmyllahLatin — "Warrior who wears a bracelet in battle."AveisOld English — "Sanctuary in battle."AvesOld English — "Sanctuary in battle."AvezaLatin — "Sanctuary in battle; Bird-like; Warrior."AvezeLatin — "Sanctuary in battle; Bird-like; Warrior."AviceFrench — "Sanctuary in battle."AviciaOld English — "Sanctuary in battle."AviseLatin — "Sanctuary in battle; Bird-like; Warrior."AvisonOld English — "Sanctuary in battle."AvyceLatin — "Sanctuary in battle; Bird-like; Warrior."AvysLatin — "Sanctuary in battle; Bird-like; Warrior."AvyseLatin — "Sanctuary in battle; Bird-like; Warrior."BathiidGerman — "Heroine of a bold battle"BeorhthildeEnglish — "Shining battle-maid"BertildTeutonic — "Commanding battle-maiden"BetsabeSpanish — "the Hebrew Bathsheba daughter of Sheba, daughter of the oath. The name is borne in the Bible by the beautiful wife of Uriah. She was married to King David after he ensured Uriah's death in battle"BoyanaBulgarian — "Battle"CalynnGaelic — "Powerful in battle."CathallIrish — "Eye of the battle."CathallaIrish — "Eye of the battle."CathalleIrish — "Eye of the battle."CathellIrish — "Eye of the battle."CathellaIrish — "Eye of the battle."CathelleIrish — "Eye of the battle."ChamtHebrew — "One who is ready for battle Cbanyty "ChlotildaTeutonic — "Famous in the loud battle."ChlotildeTeutonic — "Famous in the loud battle."ClothildeFrench — "Loud Battle"ClotildaGerman — "Famous in the loud battle."ClotildeGerman — "Famous in the loud battle."CriseldaAmerican — "Form of Griselda meaning "a gray-haired battlemaid; one who fights the dark battle""DebHebrew — "Diminutive of Deborah: Bee. Deborah was the Biblical prophetess who summoned Barak to battle against an army of invaders. After the battle she wrote a victory song which is part of the Book of Judges."DebraleeHebrew — "Variant of Deborah: Bee. Deborah was the Biblical prophetess who summoned Barak to battle against an army of invaders. After the battle she wrote a victory song which is part of the Book of Judges."DevraHebrew — "Variant of Deborah: Bee. Deborah was the Biblical prophetess who summoned Barak to battle against an army of invaders. After the battle she wrote a victory song which is part of the Book of Judges."DevriHebrew — "Variant of Deborah: Bee. Deborah was the Biblical prophetess who summoned Barak to battle against an army of invaders. After the battle she wrote a victory song which is part of the Book of Judges."EoforhildAnglo-Saxon — "Boar or battle."EseldGerman — "Fighting the ice battle"EverildEnglish — "From the wild boar battle."EverildaTeutonic — "From the wild boar battle."EverildeAmerican — "From the wild boar battle."EveryldTeutonic — "From the wild boar battle."EveryldaTeutonic — "From the wild boar battle."EveryldahTeutonic — "From the wild boar battle."EveryldeTeutonic — "From the wild boar battle."GarlanaEnglish — "From the battle ground; Wreath of flowers."GarlanahEnglish — "From the battle ground; Wreath of flowers."GarlaneEnglish — "From the battle ground; Wreath of flowers."GarleenEnglish — "From the battle ground; Wreath of flowers."GarleenaEnglish — "From the battle ground; Wreath of flowers."GarleenahEnglish — "From the battle ground; Wreath of flowers."GarleeneEnglish — "From the battle ground; Wreath of flowers."GarlenaEnglish — "From the battle ground; Wreath of flowers."GarlenahEnglish — "From the battle ground; Wreath of flowers."GarleneEnglish — "From the battle ground; Wreath of flowers."GarlindEnglish — "From the battle ground; Wreath of flowers."GarlindaEnglish — "From the battle ground; Wreath of flowers."GarlindahEnglish — "From the battle ground; Wreath of flowers."GarlindeEnglish — "From the battle ground; Wreath of flowers."GarlynFrench — "From the battle ground; Wreath of flowers."GarlyndEnglish — "From the battle ground; Wreath of flowers."GarlyndaEnglish — "From the battle ground; Wreath of flowers."GarlyndahEnglish — "From the battle ground; Wreath of flowers."GarlyndeEnglish — "From the battle ground; Wreath of flowers."GnishildaDutch — "Gray battle maid."GriselSpanish — "Gray Battle"GrisjahildeGerman — "Gray battle maiden."GrizelaScottish — "Gray battle maiden"GrizzelGerman — "Variant of Griselda: From the Old German, meaning 'grey battle' or 'Christian battle'."GrushildaDutch — "Gray battle-maid"GunhildaNorse — "Warrior battle maid."GunnborgScandinavian — "the Old Norse elements gunnr war, strife, battle and borg fortification"GunnvorScandinavian — "the Old Norse elements gunnr war, strife, battle and vor cautious, wary: hence, cautious in battle"HaaniArabic — "Pleasant, name of a Sahabi who participated in the battle of Badr"HaduGerman — "Vigorous battle-maid"HaduwigGerman — "Refuge in battle"HadwigTeutonic — "Refuge from battle"HavoiseOld English — "Sanctuary in battle."HervieEnglish — "A battle-ready woman war¬rior"HildaSwedish — "Protector, Battle stronghold, Warrior. A short form of Hildegarde."HildaagardTeutonic — "Protector, Battle stronghold, Warrior."HildaagardeTeutonic — "Protector, Battle stronghold, Warrior."HildagardTeutonic — "Protector, Battle stronghold, Warrior."HildagardeGerman — "Protector, Battle stronghold, Warrior."HildahTeutonic — "Protector, Battle stronghold, Warrior. A short form of Hildegarde."HildeNorse — "Protector, Battle stronghold, Warrior. A short form of Hildegarde."HildeeTeutonic — "Protector, Battle stronghold, Warrior. A short form of Hildegarde."HildegardSwedish — "Protector, Battle stronghold, Warrior."HildegardeGerman — "Protector, Battle stronghold, Warrior."HildegaurdTeutonic — "Protector, Battle stronghold, Warrior."HildeguardaTeutonic — "Protector, Battle stronghold, Warrior."HildeguardeTeutonic — "Protector, Battle stronghold, Warrior."HildiTeutonic — "Protector, Battle stronghold, Warrior. A short form of Hildegarde."HildiahTeutonic — "Protector, Battle stronghold, Warrior. A short form of Hildegarde."HildieEnglish — "Protector, Battle stronghold, Warrior. A short form of Hildegarde."HilldaTeutonic — "Protector, Battle stronghold, Warrior. A short form of Hildegarde."HilldahTeutonic — "Protector, Battle stronghold, Warrior. A short form of Hildegarde."HilldeeTeutonic — "Protector, Battle stronghold, Warrior. A short form of Hildegarde."HilldeyTeutonic — "Protector, Battle stronghold, Warrior. A short form of Hildegarde."HilldiTeutonic — "Protector, Battle stronghold, Warrior. A short form of Hildegarde."HilldiaTeutonic — "Protector, Battle stronghold, Warrior. A short form of Hildegarde."HilldieTeutonic — "Protector, Battle stronghold, Warrior. A short form of Hildegarde."HilldyTeutonic — "Protector, Battle stronghold, Warrior. A short form of Hildegarde."HlllevlScandinavian — "Danish form of the Germanic Heilwig safe in battle, a compounding of the elements heil safe, whole, hearty and WIG war"HyldaEnglish — "Protector, Battle stronghold, Warrior. A short form of Hildegarde."HyldaagardTeutonic — "Protector, Battle stronghold, Warrior."HyldaagardeTeutonic — "Protector, Battle stronghold, Warrior."HyldaaguardTeutonic — "Protector, Battle stronghold, Warrior."HyldaaguardeTeutonic — "Protector, Battle stronghold, Warrior."HyldagardTeutonic — "Protector, Battle stronghold, Warrior."HyldagardeTeutonic — "Protector, Battle stronghold, Warrior."HyldahTeutonic — "Protector, Battle stronghold, Warrior. A short form of Hildegarde."HyldeaTeutonic — "Protector, Battle stronghold, Warrior. A short form of Hildegarde."HyldeeTeutonic — "Protector, Battle stronghold, Warrior. A short form of Hildegarde."HyldegardTeutonic — "Protector, Battle stronghold, Warrior."HyldegardeTeutonic — "Protector, Battle stronghold, Warrior."HyldeguardTeutonic — "Protector, Battle stronghold, Warrior."HyldeguardeTeutonic — "Protector, Battle stronghold, Warrior."HyldeyTeutonic — "Protector, Battle stronghold, Warrior. A short form of Hildegarde."HyldiTeutonic — "Protector, Battle stronghold, Warrior. A short form of Hildegarde."HyldieTeutonic — "Protector, Battle stronghold, Warrior. A short form of Hildegarde."HyldyTeutonic — "Protector, Battle stronghold, Warrior. A short form of Hildegarde."HylldeaTeutonic — "Protector, Battle stronghold, Warrior. A short form of Hildegarde."HylldeeTeutonic — "Protector, Battle stronghold, Warrior. A short form of Hildegarde."HylldeyTeutonic — "Protector, Battle stronghold, Warrior. A short form of Hildegarde."HylldiTeutonic — "Protector, Battle stronghold, Warrior. A short form of Hildegarde."HylldieTeutonic — "Protector, Battle stronghold, Warrior. A short form of Hildegarde."HylldyTeutonic — "Protector, Battle stronghold, Warrior. A short form of Hildegarde."IdlaEnglish — "Battle"IldeEnglish — "Battle"IrmhildGerman — "Fighting the whole battle"IshildGerman — "Fighting the ice battle"IsottaGerman — "Fighting the ice battle"IzoldaGerman — "Fighting the ice battle"JadwigaPolish — "War Battle"JadwigePolish — "One who is protected in battle"KalianScandinavian — "Of the flow¬ing water / powerful in battle"KathalIrish — "Eye of the battle."KathallIrish — "Eye of the battle."KathallaIrish — "Eye of the battle."KathalleIrish — "Eye of the battle."KathelIrish — "Eye of the battle."KathellIrish — "Eye of the battle."KathellaIrish — "Eye of the battle."KathelleIrish — "Eye of the battle."KunigondeScandinavian — "Dutch cognate of the Germanic Kuni- gunde brave in battle, a compound name composed of the elements kuoni brave and gund battle, strife"LidewijDutch — "People Battle"LiklaPolish — "Famous battle maid."LldikoHungarian — "Form of Hilda meaning "a battlemaiden; a protector""LudkaPolish — "Famous battle maid."MaganhildiGerman — "Strong battle-maid"MagnhildNorwegian — "Powerful in battle"MagnhildaGerman — "Strong battle-maid"MagnildeGerman — "Strong battle-maid"MahaultDutch — "Dutch form of Matilda (strong battle-maid)"MaitiIrish — "Strong battle-maid"MaitildaIrish — "Strong battle-maid"MaitildeIrish — "Strong battle-maid"MalalaiPashto — "Sad, Melancholic, Heroine of Famous Maiwand Battle against British"MalltWelsh — "Welsh form of Maud powerful in battle See MAUD"MareldaTeutonic — "Famous battle-maid"MarhildaGerman — "Famous battle-maid"MarhildiGerman — "Famous battle-maid"MarildaGerman — "Famous battle-maid"MatyidyPolish — "Polish form of Matilda: mighty battle maid."MauldEnglish — "Mighty in battle"MouldEnglish — "Mighty in battle"NildaItalian — "Form of Brunhilda meaning "a dark and noble battlemaiden""OdilahFrench — "Rich battle."OttilliaTeutonic — "Lucky battle-maiden"RaabiahUrdu — "A bounding in green foliage. Name of a Sahabi who took part in the battle of Badr"RifahUrdu — "(Rifaat) Highness, elevation, Dignity. Name of a Sahabi who took part in the battle of badar"RomeldaTeutonic — "Glorified battle-maiden"RomeldeTeutonic — "Glorified battle-maiden"RomhildGerman — "Glorious battle-maid"RomhildaGerman — "Glorious battle-maid"RomhildeGerman — "Glorious battle-maid"RuomhildiGerman — "Glorious battle-maid"SarildaTeutonic — "Armoured for battle, Woman warrior."SarildahTeutonic — "Armoured for battle, Woman warrior."SarohildiGerman — "Armored battle-maid"SerhildGerman — "Armored battle-maid"SerhildaGerman — "Armored battle-maid"SerihildaGerman — "Armored battle-maid"SerihildeGerman — "Armored battle-maid"SerildaGerman — "Armoured for battle, Woman warrior."SerildahTeutonic — "Armoured for battle, Woman warrior."SerildeTeutonic — "Armored battle-maiden"SeryldaTeutonic — "Armoured for battle, Woman warrior."SeryldahTeutonic — "Armoured for battle, Woman warrior."SonnehildaTeutonic — "Sun battle-maiden"SonnehildeTeutonic — "Sun battle-maiden"SunhildTeutonic — "Sun battle-maiden"SunhildaTeutonic — "Sun battle-maiden"SunhildeTeutonic — "Sun battle-maiden"SwanhildeNorse — "Swan battle-maiden"TildaGerman — "Strength through the battle; Fortunate warrior."TildahGreek — "Strength through the battle; Fortunate warrior."TildeaGreek — "Strength through the battle; Fortunate warrior."TildeahGreek — "Strength through the battle; Fortunate warrior."TildeeGreek — "Strength through the battle; Fortunate warrior."TildeyGreek — "Strength through the battle; Fortunate warrior."TildiGreek — "Strength through the battle; Fortunate warrior."TildieGreek — "Strength through the battle; Fortunate warrior."TildyGreek — "Strength through the battle; Fortunate warrior."TilleaGreek — "Strength through the battle; Fortunate warrior."TilleahTeutonic — "Strength through the battle; Fortunate warrior."TilleeGreek — "Strength through the battle; Fortunate warrior."TilleiGreek — "Strength through the battle; Fortunate warrior."TilleighTeutonic — "Strength through the battle; Fortunate warrior."TilleyGreek — "Strength through the battle; Fortunate warrior."TilliEnglish — "Strength through the battle; Fortunate warrior."TillieEnglish — "Strength through the battle; Fortunate warrior."TillyEnglish — "Strength through the battle; Fortunate warrior."TilyGreek — "Strength through the battle; Fortunate warrior."TyldaGreek — "Strength through the battle; Fortunate warrior."TyldahGreek — "Strength through the battle; Fortunate warrior."TyldeeGreek — "Strength through the battle; Fortunate warrior."TyldeyGreek — "Strength through the battle; Fortunate warrior."TyldiGreek — "Strength through the battle; Fortunate warrior."TyldieGreek — "Strength through the battle; Fortunate warrior."TyldyGreek — "Strength through the battle; Fortunate warrior."TyleahGreek — "Strength through the battle; Fortunate warrior."TyleeGreek — "Strength through the battle; Fortunate warrior."TyleiGreek — "Strength through the battle; Fortunate warrior."TyleighGreek — "Strength through the battle; Fortunate warrior."TyleyGreek — "Strength through the battle; Fortunate warrior."TyliGreek — "Strength through the battle; Fortunate warrior."TylieAmerican — "Strength through the battle; Fortunate warrior."TylleaGreek — "Strength through the battle; Fortunate warrior."TylleahGreek — "Strength through the battle; Fortunate warrior."TylleeTeutonic — "Strength through the battle; Fortunate warrior."TylleiGreek — "Strength through the battle; Fortunate warrior."TylliEnglish — "Strength through the battle; Fortunate warrior."TyllieGreek — "Strength through the battle; Fortunate warrior."TyllyGreek — "Strength through the battle; Fortunate warrior."TylyGreek — "Strength through the battle; Fortunate warrior."TyronicaAmerican — "Goddess of Battle"TyrraEnglish — "Thor's battle"ValdaLatin — "Hero ruler of the battle."ValdahOld Norse — "Hero ruler of the battle."ValmaFinnish — "May flower; Protector; Battle"ValmahGerman — "May flower; Protector; Battle"ValmaiEnglish — "May flower; Protector; Battle"ValmarGerman — "May flower; Protector; Battle"ValmaraGerman — "May flower; Protector; Battle"ValmarahGerman — "May flower; Protector; Battle"ZeldeTeutonic — "Gray haired battle maiden."ZereldArabic — "Armored battle maiden"ZereldeArabic — "Armored battle maiden"

Unisex names that mean Battle

AlonHebrew — "Noble, Ready for battle."CadewynWelsh — "White Battle"CaelenGaelic — "Powerful in battle."CaelinIrish — "Powerful in battle."CaelynGaelic — "Powerful in battle."CailanScottish — "Powerful in battle."CalanScottish — "Powerful in battle."CallenGaelic — "Powerful in battle."CallinGaelic — "Powerful in battle."CathelGaelic — "Mighty, Wise in the eye of the battle. Battle mighty. A masculine form of Cathy, purity."CaylanGaelic — "Powerful in battle."CaylenGaelic — "Powerful in battle."CaylinAmerican — "Powerful in battle."CaylynGaelic — "Powerful in battle."CoreeIrish — "From the hollow, Head protection, Helmet used for battle."CoriIrish — "From the hollow, Head protection, Helmet used for battle."CorieScottish — "From the hollow, Head protection, Helmet used for battle."GarlanFrench — "From the battle ground|Wreath of flowers."GarlandFrench — "From the battle ground; Wreath of flowers."HarlinEnglish — "From the hare's land, From the battle land."HarlynEnglish — "From the hare's land, From the battle land."HilliardEnglish — "Guardian in Battle"KoreeIrish — "From the hollow, Head protection, Helmet used for battle."KoreyIrish — "From the hollow, Head protection, Helmet used for battle."KoriAmerican — "Head protection, Helmet used for battle; From the hollow."KorieIrish — "From the hollow, Head protection, Helmet used for battle."MacallScottish — "Son Of The Battle Chief"MacaulayScottish — "Son Of The Battle Chief"

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