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Names that mean spear

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 Spear in their meaning.

Boy names that mean Spear

AdalgarGerman — "Noble spearman"AlfgeirNorse — "Elfin spear"AlgarEnglish — "Noble spearman."AlgerTeutonic — "Noble spearman."AlgisGerman — "Spear"AlgorOld German — "Noble spearman."ArngeirNorse — "Eagle spear."AswinEnglish — "Friend with a spear."AswinnEnglish — "Variant of Aswin: Friend with a spear."AswynEnglish — "Variant of Aswin: Friend with a spear."AswynnEnglish — "Variant of Aswin: Friend with a spear."BercanIrish — "Anglicized form of Bearchan little spear. See BEARCHAN"BercnanIrish — "Variant of Bearach: Spearlike."BerengerGerman — "Bear spear."BeringerTeutonic — "Bear spear."CaenGaelic — "Possession, Spear|Tribute. A form of Cain."CaeneGaelic — "Possession, Spear|Tribute. A form of Cain."CainanBiblical — "Possession, Spear|Tribute. A form of Cain."CainethGaelic — "Possession, Spear|Tribute. A form of Cain."CaynGaelic — "Possession, Spear|Tribute. A form of Cain."CayneGaelic — "Possession, Spear|Tribute. A form of Cain."CaynethGaelic — "Possession, Spear|Tribute. A form of Cain."CorlanIrish — "One who wields a spear"CorridonIrish — "One who wields a spear"DarrettAmerican — "Form of Garrett meanÂ¬ing "one who is mighty with a spear""DarrowEnglish — "One who wields a spear"DawlatyabArabic — "Small spear"DodgeEnglish — "Form of Roger meaning "a famous spearman""EadgarEnglish — "An Old English name meaning rich or happy (ead), and spear (gar)."EadgardAnglo-Saxon — "Lucky spearman."EadgerEnglish — "Wealthy spear."EdekPolish — "Great spearman"EdgarGerman — "Successful with a spear."EdgarasItalian — "Great spearman"EdgardFrench — "Great spearman"EdgardoSpanish — "Great spearman"EdgarsItalian — "Great spearman"EdgartonEnglish — "From Edgar's town, From the town of the successful spear thrower."EdgartwonEnglish — "From Edgar's town, From the town of the successful spear thrower."EdgerEnglish — "Successful with a spear."EdgirItalian — "Great spearman"EdgorItalian — "Great spearman"EdgyItalian — "Great spearman"EgertonEnglish — "From Edgar's town, From the town of the successful spear thrower."EgetonEnglish — "From Edgar's town, From the town of the successful spear thrower."ElgarEnglish — "Noble spearman."ElgerEnglish — "Noble spearer."ElgirGerman — "Noble spearer."ElgorGerman — "Noble spearer."EllgarEnglish — "Elf spear"EllgerEnglish — "Elf spear"ErgerynEnglish — "From Edgar's town, From the town of the successful spear thrower."FitsgeraldOld English — "Son of Gerald, Son of the brave spear carrier."FitzgeraldEnglish — "Son of Gerald, Son of the brave spear carrier."FystgeraldOld English — "Son of Gerald, Son of the brave spear carrier."FytsgeraldoOld English — "Son of Gerald, Son of the brave spear carrier."FytzgeraldOld English — "Son of Gerald, Son of the brave spear carrier."FytzgeraldoOld English — "Son of Gerald, Son of the brave spear carrier."GaarwineEnglish — "Friend with a spear."GannEnglish — "One who defends with a spear Gan"GarEnglish — "Spear"GarciaSpanish — "Brave spear carrier. A form of Gerald."GarciasSpanish — "Brave spear carrier. A form of Gerald."GarcillassoSpanish — "Brave spear carrier. A form of Gerald."GarcyaSpanish — "Brave spear carrier. A form of Gerald."GarcyahSpanish — "Brave spear carrier. A form of Gerald."GarcyasSpanish — "Brave spear carrier. A form of Gerald."GaredEnglish — "Brave spear thrower."GarekTeutonic — "Successful spear thrower. A form of Edgar."GarenFrench — "Mighty with a spear."GaretEnglish — "Hard spear thrower."GarettEnglish — "Hard spear thrower."GarfieldEnglish — "Battlefield, From the spear or triangular-shaped field."GaricGerman — "Leads by the spear, Mighty spear ruler."GarikEnglish — "Successful spear thrower. A form of Edgar."GarilandEnglish — "From the spear land."GarisonFrench — "Gary's son, son of the spear carrier|Troops stationed at the fort."GaritOld English — "Hard spear thrower."GarokEnglish — "Successful spear thrower. A form of Edgar."GaronFrench — "Mighty with a spear."GarrAnglo-Saxon — "Spear"GarradEnglish — "Brave spear thrower."GarrardEnglish — "Brave spear thrower."GarredEnglish — "Brave spear thrower."GarretEnglish — "Hard spear thrower."GarrettEnglish — "Hard spear thrower."GarricGerman — "Leads by the spear, Mighty spear ruler."GarrickEnglish — "Leads by the spear, Mighty spear ruler."GarrikEnglish — "Leads by the spear, Mighty spear ruler."GarrisonEnglish — "Gary's son, son of the spear carrier|Troops stationed at the fort."GarritOld English — "Hard spear thrower."GarrittDutch — "Hard spear thrower."GarrodEnglish — "Brave spear thrower."GarrycGerman — "Leads by the spear, Mighty spear ruler."GarryckGerman — "Leads by the spear, Mighty spear ruler."GarrydEnglish — "Brave spear thrower."GarrykGerman — "Leads by the spear, Mighty spear ruler."GarrynEnglish — "Mighty with a spear."GarrysonFrench — "Gary's son, son of the spear carrier|Troops stationed at the fort."GarrytOld English — "Hard spear thrower."GarryttEnglish — "Hard spear thrower."GarsiasSpanish — "Brave spear carrier. A form of Gerald."GarsyaSpanish — "Brave spear carrier. A form of Gerald."GarsyahSpanish — "Brave spear carrier. A form of Gerald."GarsyasSpanish — "Brave spear carrier. A form of Gerald."GartonEnglish — "From the spear town, Triangle-shaped town."GartownEnglish — "From the spear town, Triangle-shaped town."GarwinEnglish — "Form of Garvin meaning "a friend with a spear""GarycGerman — "Leads by the spear, Mighty spear ruler."GaryckGerman — "Leads by the spear, Mighty spear ruler."GarykEnglish — "Successful spear thrower. A form of Edgar."GarysonFrench — "Gary's son, son of the spear carrier|Troops stationed at the fort."GarytOld English — "Hard spear thrower."GaryttOld English — "Hard spear thrower."GearaltIrish — "Brave spear carrier."GebhardGerman — "Brave spear carrier."GebhardineGerman — "Brave spear carrier."GebhardtGerman — "Brave spear carrier."GeiriNorse — "Spear"GeirolfNorse — "Wolf spear"GeirsteinNorse — "Rock-hard spear"GellertHungarian — "Brave spear carrier."GeraldTeutonic — "Brave spear carrier."GeraldoSpanish — "Son of Gerald, Son of the brave spear carrier."GeralltWelsh — "Welsh form of Gerald spear ruler, a Germanic name composed of the elements ger spear and wald rule"GerboldGerman — "One who is bold with a spear Gerholde"GereEnglish — "Form of Gerald 'rules by the spear.'."GeroSpanish — "Brave spear carrier."GeroldEnglish — "Brave spear carrier."GeroltScandinavian — "Dutch cognate of Gerald, from the obsolete Old High German Gerwald, a name composed of the elements ger a spear, a javelin and wald rule: hence, rule with a spear Cognate: Gerold Danish"GerraldEnglish — "Form of Gerald 'rules by the spear.'."GerredEnglish — "Brave spear thrower."GerrellEnglish — "Form of Gerald 'rules by the spear.'."GerritDutch — "Brave spear carrier."GerrittDutch — "Variant of Gerald rules by the spear."GerrytTeutonic — "Brave spear carrier."GlraldoItalian — "Italian cognate of Gerald spear ruler, to rule with a spear, a name derived from the Germanic Gerwald, a compound name composed of the elements ger a spear and wald rule"GoreArthurian Legend — "From the spear field, From the triangular-shaped field."HodgsonEnglish — "Roger's son, Son of the renowned spearsman."HolgerTeutonic — "Rich spear."HrodjierOld German — "Famous spear user, Renowned spear thrower."JaerelEnglish — "Brave spear carrier. A form of Gerald."JaerellEnglish — "Brave spear carrier. A form of Gerald."JairelGerman — "Brave spear carrier. A form of Gerald."JairellGerman — "Brave spear carrier. A form of Gerald."JantisGerman — "One who wields a sharp spear"JaratTeutonic — "Strong spear."JareilGerman — "Brave spear carrier. A form of Gerald."JarelEnglish — "Brave spear carrier. A form of Gerald."JarellEnglish — "Brave spear carrier. A form of Gerald."JarelleGerman — "Brave spear carrier. A form of Gerald."JaretTeutonic — "Strong spear."JaritTeutonic — "Strong spear."JaroldTeutonic — "Strong with a spear."JarotTeutonic — "Strong spear."JarratTeutonic — "Strong spear."JarrattTeutonic — "Strong spear."JarrellEnglish — "Brave spear carrier. A form of Gerald."JarretEnglish — "Strong spear."JarrettEnglish — "Strong spear."JarrickGerman — "Rule with a spear"JarritTeutonic — "Strong spear."JarrittTeutonic — "Strong spear."JarrotTeutonic — "Strong spear."JarrottTeutonic — "Strong spear."JarrylGerman — "Brave spear carrier. A form of Gerald."JarryllGerman — "Brave spear carrier. A form of Gerald."JarytTeutonic — "Strong spear."JaryttTeutonic — "Strong spear."JavaorEnglish — "Skilled with a spear."JavarEnglish — "Skilled with a spear."JavaresEnglish — "Skilled with a spear."JavarioEnglish — "Skilled with a spear."JavariosEnglish — "Skilled with a spear."JavarisAmerican — "Skilled with a spear."JavariusEnglish — "Skilled with a spear."JavaronGerman — "Skilled with a spear."JavarousEnglish — "Skilled with a spear."JavarreEnglish — "Skilled with a spear."JavarriousEnglish — "Skilled with a spear."JavarroEnglish — "Skilled with a spear."JavarrosEnglish — "Skilled with a spear."JavarteEnglish — "Skilled with a spear."JavarusEnglish — "Skilled with a spear."JavaysEnglish — "Skilled with a spear."JavorisEnglish — "Skilled with a spear."JavoroEnglish — "Skilled with a spear."JavourisEnglish — "Skilled with a spear."JavourysEnglish — "Skilled with a spear."JenrisTeutonic — "Sharp as a spear."JenydEnglish — "Variant of Garrett 'rules by the spear.'."JeradEnglish — "Variant of Garrett 'rules by the spear.'."JeraldEnglish — "Brave spear carrier. A form of Gerald."JeraldoSpanish — "Brave spear carrier. A form of Gerald."JerandeEnglish — "Variant of Garrett 'rules by the spear.'."JerardEnglish — "Variant of Gerard 'Rules by the spear.' English surname."JerardoSpanish — "Variant of Gerard 'Rules by the spear.'."JerelEnglish — "Brave spear carrier. A form of Gerald."JerellGerman — "Brave spear carrier. A form of Gerald."JeretGerman — "Ruler with spear"JericEnglish — "Brave spear carrier who is the ruler of the people."JerickEnglish — "Brave spear carrier who is the ruler of the people."JerikGerman — "Brave spear carrier who is the ruler of the people."JeroldEnglish — "Brave spear carrier. A form of Gerald."JeroldoEnglish — "Brave spear carrier. A form of Gerald."JerradEnglish — "Variant of Garrett 'rules by the spear.'."JerraldSpanish — "Brave spear carrier. A form of Gerald."JerraldoEnglish — "Brave spear carrier. A form of Gerald."JerredEnglish — "Variant of Garrett 'rules by the spear.'."JerricEnglish — "Brave spear carrier who is the ruler of the people."JerrickEnglish — "Brave spear carrier who is the ruler of the people."JerrikGerman — "Brave spear carrier who is the ruler of the people."JerroldoGerman — "Brave spear carrier. A form of Gerald."JerrycGerman — "Brave spear carrier who is the ruler of the people."JerryckGerman — "Brave spear carrier who is the ruler of the people."JerrykGerman — "Brave spear carrier who is the ruler of the people."JervysGerman — "Skilful with a spear."KainHebrew — "Possession, Spear|Tribute. A form of Cain."KaltiAboriginal — "A spear. "KarmaeAboriginal — "Spear"KarmaiAboriginal — "Spear"KarmayAboriginal — "Spear"KaynGaelic — "Possession, Spear|Tribute. A form of Cain."KayneHawaiian — "Possession, Spear|Tribute. A form of Cain."KharaldGerman — "Mighty spearman."KuntibhojaHindi — "Bearer of Spears"LanceFrench — "The knight's spear attendant. A short form of Lancelot."LancelotFrench — "The knight's spear attendant."LancelottLatin — "The knight's spear attendant."LancelotteLatin — "The knight's spear attendant."LanceyLatin — "The knight's spear attendant."LancilotLatin — "The knight's spear attendant."LancilottLatin — "The knight's spear attendant."LancilotteLatin — "The knight's spear attendant."LancilottoItalian — "The knight's spear attendant."LancingLatin — "The knight's spear attendant."LancylotLatin — "The knight's spear attendant."LancylottLatin — "The knight's spear attendant."LancylotteLatin — "The knight's spear attendant."LanseLatin — "The knight's spear attendant. A short form of Lancelot."LansingEnglish — "The knight's spear attendant."LanzFrench — "Knight. A form of Lance, the knight's spear attendant."LanzoGerman — "Knight. A form of Lance, the knight's spear attendant."LaunceEnglish — "The knight's spear attendant. A short form of Lancelot."LauncelotArthurian Legend — "The knight's spear attendant."LauncelottLatin — "The knight's spear attendant."LauncelotteLatin — "The knight's spear attendant."LokelaHawaiian — "Renowned spear user. A form of Roger"LokelahGerman — "Renowned spear user. A form of Roger"LonzoSpanish — "Knight. A form of Lance, the knight's spear attendant."LudgerGerman — "Man with spear."ManivelHindi — "Gem Spear, Gem Sword"MaugerEnglish — "Honed spear"MedgarGerman — "Successful with a spear."MedgerEnglish — "Successful with a spear."NotcherTeutonic — "Compelling spear"NotkerTeutonic — "Compelling spear"OkeeScandinavian — "Divine spearer|Oak tree. A form of Oscar."OkeyAfrican — "Divine spearer|Oak tree. A form of Oscar."OkieHawaiian — "Divine spearer|Oak tree. A form of Oscar."OkyHawaiian — "Divine spearer|Oak tree. A form of Oscar."OrdAnglo-Saxon — "Spear"OrvanEnglish — "Friend with a spear."OrvenEnglish — "Friend with a spear."OrvinEnglish — "Friend with a spear."OrvonEnglish — "Friend with a spear."OrvynAnglo-Saxon — "Friend with a spear."OrwinEnglish — "Friend with a spear."OrwynEnglish — "Friend with a spear."OscarEnglish — "Divine strength, Divine spear."OscerOld English — "Divine strength, Divine spear."OsgarEnglish — "Divine strength, Divine spear."OskarCeltic — "Divine strength, Divine spear."OskarasLithuanian — "Divine strength, Divine spear."OskerCeltic — "Divine strength, Divine spear."PikeEnglish — "One who wields a spear Pyke"PilateBiblical — "Armed with a spear. "RaadgjerNorse — "Famous spear user, Renowned spear thrower."RekkertsLithuanian — "Famous spear user, Renowned spear thrower."RodgaOld German — "Famous spear user, Renowned spear thrower."RodgahOld German — "Famous spear user, Renowned spear thrower."RodgarOld German — "Famous spear user, Renowned spear thrower."RodgeEnglish — "Diminutive of Rodger: Famed spear."RodgerEnglish — "Famous spear user, Renowned spear thrower."RodgirOld German — "Famous spear user, Renowned spear thrower."RodgyrOld German — "Famous spear user, Renowned spear thrower."RogerTeutonic — "Famous spear user, Renowned spear thrower."RogerioTeutonic — "Famous spear user, Renowned spear thrower."RogeriusEnglish — "Famous spear user, Renowned spear thrower."RogeroItalian — "Famous spear user, Renowned spear thrower."RogersOld German — "Famous spear user, Renowned spear thrower."RogierDutch — "Famous spear user, Renowned spear thrower."RogirOld German — "Famous spear user, Renowned spear thrower."RogyerOld German — "Famous spear user, Renowned spear thrower."RojelioSpanish — "Renowned Spearman"RottgersGerman — "Famous spear user, Renowned spear thrower."RozerRussian — "Famous spear user, Renowned spear thrower."RudigerTeutonic — "Famous spear user, Renowned spear thrower."RuggeroItalian — "Italian form of Roger (famous spear)"RuggieroItalian — "Famous spear user, Renowned spear thrower."RutgerDutch — "Famous spear user, Renowned spear thrower."RutgertOld German — "Famous spear user, Renowned spear thrower."RuttgerOld German — "Famous spear user, Renowned spear thrower."RydygierOld German — "Famous spear user, Renowned spear thrower."SamhariArabic — "A hard spear"ShulankHindi — "Marked by spear"SinaanAfrican — "Brave. Spearhead. A Swahili name used in the East Africa region."SpearEnglish — "One who carries a spear."SpereEnglish — "Spear"TrudordEnglish — "From the spearman's ford."TuxfordNorse — "From the ford of the spearman"UlfgerDanish — "Wolf spear. An Old Danish name from the Viking age."UlgerEnglish — "Wolf spear."WaitimuAfrican — "Born for the spear"WolfgarNative American — "Wolf spear"WulfgarAnglo-Saxon — "Wolf spear"XobeenPersian — "Spear"ZhobinArabic — "Small spear"ZoheenArabic — "Spear"

Girl names that mean Spear

AlgianaTeutonic — "Spear"AlgianeTeutonic — "Spear"AncelinaFrench — "Land, The knight's spear attendant. A feminine form of Lancelot."AncelinahLatin — "Land, The knight's spear attendant. A feminine form of Lancelot."AncelineLatin — "Land, The knight's spear attendant. A feminine form of Lancelot."AncelynLatin — "Land, The knight's spear attendant. A feminine form of Lancelot."AncelynaLatin — "Land, The knight's spear attendant. A feminine form of Lancelot."AncelynahLatin — "Land, The knight's spear attendant. A feminine form of Lancelot."AncelyneLatin — "Land, The knight's spear attendant. A feminine form of Lancelot."ChanitHebrew — "Spear"ChitrasenaHindi — "With a Bright Spear"GealdynaGerman — "Brace spear carrier. The feminine form of Jerald / Gerald"GeeraldynGerman — "Brace spear carrier. The feminine form of Jerald / Gerald"GenudeTeutonic — "Strong with a spear."GeraldaTeutonic — "Brave spear carrier. The feminine form of Gerald."GeraldeenTeutonic — "Brave spear carrier. The feminine form of Gerald."GeraldeenaTeutonic — "Brave spear carrier. The feminine form of Gerald."GeraldeenahTeutonic — "Brave spear carrier. The feminine form of Gerald."GeraldeeneGerman — "Brace spear carrier. The feminine form of Jerald / Gerald"GeraldeneFrench — "One who rules by the spear"GeraldinaTeutonic — "Brave spear carrier. The feminine form of Gerald."GeraldinahGerman — "Brace spear carrier. The feminine form of Jerald / Gerald"GeraldineGerman — "Brave spear carrier. The feminine form of Gerald."GeraldyneGerman — "Brace spear carrier. The feminine form of Jerald / Gerald"GeralinGerman — "Mighty woman with a spear from the pool."GeralinaGerman — "Mighty woman with a spear from the pool."GeralineGerman — "Mighty woman with a spear from the pool."GeralynAmerican — "Mighty woman with a spear from the pool."GeralynaGerman — "Mighty woman with a spear from the pool."GeralyneGerman — "Mighty woman with a spear from the pool."GeralynnEnglish — "Rules by the spear. Feminine of Gerald. Blend of Geri plus Marilyn."GerardaEnglish — "Brave spearwoman"GerardineEnglish — "Feminine form of Gerard; one who is mighty with a spear "GerdaSwedish — "Beloved warrior. The short form of Gertrude, spear strength."GerdahGerman — "Beloved warrior. The short form of Gertrude, spear strength."GereeAmerican — "Brave spear carrier. A short form of Geraldine."GereldeanTeutonic — "Brave spear carrier. The feminine form of Gerald."GereldineTeutonic — "Brave spear carrier. The feminine form of Gerald."GerhardinaGerman — "Brave spear carrier. The feminine form of Gerald."GerhardineGerman — "Brave spear carrier. The feminine form of Gerald."GeriEnglish — "Brave spear carrier. A short form of Geraldine."GeriannTeutonic — "Brave spear carrier. The feminine form of Gerald."GeriannaTeutonic — "Brave spear carrier. The feminine form of Gerald."GeriannahTeutonic — "Brave spear carrier. The feminine form of Gerald."GerlinaTeutonic — "Brave spear carrier. The feminine form of Gerald."GerlindaTeutonic — "Brave spear carrier. The feminine form of Gerald."GerlindeGerman — "Wife Of Spearman"GerreldeanTeutonic — "Brave spear carrier. The feminine form of Gerald."GerrianneTeutonic — "Brave spear carrier. The feminine form of Gerald."GerrldineTeutonic — "Brave spear carrier. The feminine form of Gerald."GertieGerman — "Diminutive of Gertrude: From the Old German name, meaning strong spear."GertmdaTeutonic — "Strong with a spear."GertrudSwedish — "Strong with a spear"GervayseFrench — "Skilled with a spear"GervisFrench — "Skilled with a spear"GerwaltGerman — "Mighty with a spear"GerwaltaGerman — "Mighty with a spear"GesineGerman — "Strong Spear"GireldaTeutonic — "Capable with a spear"JatradFrench — "Skilled with a spear"JedertFrench — "Skilled with a spear"JeeraldinaGerman — "Brace spear carrier. The feminine form of Jerald / Gerald"JeraldeenGerman — "Brace spear carrier. The feminine form of Jerald / Gerald"JeraldeenaGerman — "Brace spear carrier. The feminine form of Jerald / Gerald"JeraldeeneGerman — "Brace spear carrier. The feminine form of Jerald / Gerald"JeraldenaGerman — "Brace spear carrier. The feminine form of Jerald / Gerald"JeraldeneGerman — "Brace spear carrier. The feminine form of Jerald / Gerald"JeraldinGerman — "Brace spear carrier. The feminine form of Jerald / Gerald"JeraldinaTeutonic — "Brave spear carrier. The feminine form of Gerald."JeraldinahGerman — "Brace spear carrier. The feminine form of Jerald / Gerald"JeraldineEnglish — "Brave spear carrier. The feminine form of Gerald."JeraldynTeutonic — "Brave spear carrier. The feminine form of Gerald."JeraldynaGerman — "Brace spear carrier. The feminine form of Jerald / Gerald"JeraldynahGerman — "Brace spear carrier. The feminine form of Jerald / Gerald"JeraldyneTeutonic — "Brave spear carrier. The feminine form of Gerald."JeralinGerman — "Brave spear carrier from the pool."JeralinaGerman — "Brave spear carrier from the pool."JeralinahGerman — "Brave spear carrier from the pool."JeralineGerman — "Brave spear carrier from the pool."JeralydynaTeutonic — "Brave spear carrier. The feminine form of Gerald."JeralynEnglish — "Brave spear carrier from the pool."JeralynaGerman — "Brave spear carrier from the pool."JeralynahGerman — "Brave spear carrier from the pool."JeralyneGerman — "Brave spear carrier from the pool."JereyAmerican — "Brave spear carrier. A short form of Geraldine."JerilinaGerman — "Brave spear carrier from the pool."JerilinahGerman — "Brave spear carrier from the pool."JerilineGerman — "Brave spear carrier from the pool."JerilnnahGerman — "Brave spear carrier from the pool."JerilynAmerican — "Brave spear carrier from the pool."JerilynaGerman — "Brave spear carrier from the pool."JerilynahGerman — "Brave spear carrier from the pool."JerilyneGerman — "Brave spear carrier from the pool."JerilynnEnglish — "Brave spear carrier from the pool."JerilynnaGerman — "Brave spear carrier from the pool."JerilynneGerman — "Brave spear carrier from the pool."JerreyAmerican — "Brave spear carrier. A short form of Geraldine."JerricaAmerican — "Honorable one who rules by the spear."JerylinGerman — "Brave spear carrier from the pool."JerylinaGerman — "Brave spear carrier from the pool."JerylinahGerman — "Brave spear carrier from the pool."JerylineGerman — "Brave spear carrier from the pool."JerylynGerman — "Brave spear carrier from the pool."JerylynaGerman — "Brave spear carrier from the pool."JerylynahGerman — "Brave spear carrier from the pool."JerylyneGerman — "Brave spear carrier from the pool."KaiyaJapanese — "A type of spear. "KorinaLatin — "Form of Corina meaning "a spear-wielding woman""MadhubhalaHindi — "Honey spear"OdianaGerman — "Elfin spear"OdianeGerman — "Elfin spear"OrdalfGerman — "Elfin spear"OrdellaGerman — "Elfin spear"PilarSpanish — "Aboriginal: A spear. Spanish: supportive, a pillar. "RameesaUrdu — "Small spear"RameezahArabic — "Little Spear"RhonddaEnglish — "Wielding a good spear"RonndaEnglish — "Wielding a good spear"ShalHindi — "A weapon, Spear"SnaanArabic — "The Tip of The Spear, Brave"TrudaLatin — "Loved; Spear warrior."TrudahPolish — "Loved; Spear warrior."TrudeePolish — "Loved; Spear warrior."TrudeyPolish — "Loved; Spear warrior."TrudiGerman — "Loved; Spear warrior."TrudiaPolish — "Loved; Spear warrior."TrudiahPolish — "Loved; Spear warrior."TrudieIrish — "Loved; Spear warrior."TrudyFrench — "Loved; Spear warrior."TrudyaPolish — "Loved; Spear warrior."TrudyahPolish — "Loved; Spear warrior."YeraldinaSpanish — "Rules With Spear"ZeraldinaPolish — "Form of Geraldina meaning "one who rules with the spear""

Unisex names that mean Spear

AncelinFrench — "Land, The knight's spear attendant. A feminine form of Lancelot."CarriganIrish — "Spear"GarranAmerican — "Mighty with a spear."GarrinFrench — "Mighty with a spear."GarynEnglish — "Mighty with a spear."JeriEnglish — "Brave spear carrier. A short form of Geraldine."JerriAmerican — "Brave spear carrier. A short form of Geraldine."RogeneAmerican — "Famous Spear"

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