Given name · also Polish

Vitolds

“to rule”

Vitolds is a masculine given name from Polish, ultimately from Lithuanian. It is used in Latvian.

Original PolishWitold

Meaning & origin

What it means

Vitolds goes back to a word meaning “to rule.”

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Where it comes from

Vitolds comes from Polish, and ultimately from Lithuanian.

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How it developed

From Polish Witold, from Lithuanian Vytautas.

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Vitolds’s family of names

In Latvian usage, Vitolds was borrowed from the Polish form Witold.

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