Looking for names that mean Batt? We couldn't find the exact name Batt, but listed below are some first names meaning Batt or names similar to the word Batt.

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Ludkhannah  (German)
Graceful Battle Maiden

Luis  (Hispanic)
Form of Lou Famous in Battle

Luisa  (Polish)
Famous Battle Maid

Luthais  (Gaelic)
Famous in Battle

Lysimachus  (Biblical)
Scattering the Battle

Lysimachus  (Biblical)
Scattering the Battle

Maganhildi  (German)
Strong Battle Maiden

Magnhilda  (German)
Strong Battle Maiden

Magnild  (German)
Strong Battle Maiden

Magnilda  (German)
Strong Battle Maiden

Magnilde  (German)
Strong Battle Maiden

Maiti  (Irish)
Strong Battle Maiden

Maitilda  (Irish)
Strong Battle Maiden

Maitilde  (Irish)
Strong Battle Maiden

Manda  (Spanish)
Battle Maid

Marelda  (German)
Famous Battle Maiden

Marhilda  (German)
Famous Battle Maiden

Marhildi  (German)
Famous Battle Maiden

Marilda  (German)
Famous Battle Maiden

Mathild  (Teutonic)
Battle Maiden

Mathild  (German)
Mighty Battle Maiden

Mathilda  (Teutonic)
Battle Maiden

Mathilda  (German)
Mighty Battle Maiden

Mathilda  (French)
Strong in War. Strength for Battle

Mathilde  (French)
Strong in War. Strength for Battle

Mathilde  (German)
Mighty Battle Maiden

Mathilde  (Teutonic)
Battle Maiden

Matilda  (French)
Strong in War. Strength for Battle

Matilda  (German)
Strength in Battle. Matilda Was the Wife of William the Conqueror. Used in Australia As Slang for a Bushman's Pack

Matilda  (Teutonic)
Battle Maiden

Matilde  (French)
Strong in War. Strength for Battle

Matilde  (Teutonic)
Battle Maiden

Mattie  (French)
Strong in War. Strength for Battle

Mattie  (German)
Diminutive of Matilda: Strength in Battle. Matilda Was the Wife of William the Conqueror. Used in Australia As Slang for a Bushman's Pack

Matty  (German)
Diminutive of Matilda: Strength in Battle. Matilda Was the Wife of William the Conqueror. Used in Australia As Slang for a Bushman's Pack

Matty  (French)
Strong in War. Strength for Battle

Matyidy  (Polish)
Polish Form of Matilda: Mighty Battle Maid

Maud  (German)
Variant of Matilda: Strength in Battle. Matilda Was the Wife of William the Conqueror. Used in Australia As Slang for a Bushman's Pack

Maud  (French)
Strong in War. Strength for Battle

Maud  (Irish)
Strong Battle Maiden

Maude  (German)
Variant of Matilda: Strength in Battle. Matilda Was the Wife of William the Conqueror. Used in Australia As Slang for a Bushman's Pack

Maude  (French)
Strong in War. Strength for Battle

Maude  (Irish)
Strong Battle Maiden

Metilda  (Teutonic)
Mighty Battle-maid, Proud, Headstrong, Thoughtless, She Has Much Beauty

Mulcahy  (Irish)
Battle Chief

Orlege  (Anglo Saxon)
Battle Strife

Ottilie  (Teutonic)
Lucky Battle Maiden

Ottillia  (Teutonic)
Lucky Battle Maiden

Patty  (German)
Diminutive of Matilda: Strength in Battle. Matilda Was the Wife of William the Conqueror. Used in Australia As Slang for a Bushman's Pack

Ragnarok  (Norse)
The Final Battle of the Gods

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