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

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Gavin  (Scottish)
Of Uncertain Origin and Meaning, Some Believe Gavin to Be from the Obsolete Gwalchmai, a Gaelic Name Derived from the Elements Gwalch (A Hawk) and Maedd (A Blow, Battle). (Gav-in)

Gavyn  (Welsh)
Hawk of the Battle: White Hawk. from the Medieval Name Gawain. See Also Gwayne

Gawain  (English)
Battle Hawk

Gawain  (Welsh)
From the Welsh Words for Little or White Hawk. Hawk of the Battle

Gawen  (English)
Battle Hawk

Gawyn  (English)
Battle Hawk

Geomar  (German)
Famous in Battle

Geomar  (Italian)
Famous in Battle

Giomar  (German)
Famous in Battle

Giomar  (Italian)
Famous in Battle

Gnishilda  (Dutch)
Gray Battle Maid

Griselda  (German)
Stone Battle-maid, Stolid, Spartan, Sincere

Griselda  (German)
From the Old German, Meaning 'Grey Battle' or 'Christian Battle'

Griselde  (German)
Gray Battle Maiden

Griseldis  (Dutch)
Gray Battle Maid

Grishilde  (Dutch)
Gray Battle Maid

Grisjahilde  (German)
Gray Battle Maiden

Grizel  (German)
Variant of Griselda: from the Old German, Meaning 'Grey Battle' or 'Christian Battle'

Grizzel  (German)
Variant of Griselda: from the Old German, Meaning 'Grey Battle' or 'Christian Battle'

Gudrun  (Scandinavian)
Battler

Gunhilda  (Norse)
Battle Maiden

Gunhilde  (Norse)
Battle Maiden

Gunilla  (German)
Battle Maiden

Gunilla  (Swedish)
Battle Maid

Gunnar  (Swedish)
Battle Strong

Gunnar  (Scandinavian)
Battler; Warrior

Gunnef  (Swedish)
Battle Maid

Gunnel  (German)
Battle Maiden

Gunner  (Swedish)
Battle Strong

Gunnhild  (Norse)
Battle Maiden

Gunnhildr  (Norse)
Battle Maiden

Gunter  (German)
From an Old German Name Meaning War or Battle. Famous Bearer: Twentieth Century German Writer Gunter Grass

Gunther  (Teutonic)
Battle Army

Gunther  (German)
Battler, Warrior. from an Old German Name Meaning War or Battle

Gwakhmai  (Welsh)
Hawk of the Battle

Hadu  (German)
Vigorous Battle Maiden

Hadwig  (Teutonic)
Refuge from Battle

Hallvard  (Norse)
Fought in the Battle of Hafursfjord

Harold  (English)
Army Commander. Army, Weald Power. Derivative of Hereweald. Famous Bearers: King Harold Ii of England Who Was Killed in the Battle of Hastings In

Harvey  (English)
Bitter. Eager for Battle

Harvey  (Celtic)
'Eager for Battle.'

Harvey  (French)
From Celtic Words for Battle, Strong, Worthy, and Ardent. Used Commonly During the Middle Ages

Hedda  (German)
Refuge in War or Struggle. Strife. Vigorous Battle Maiden. A Diminutive of Hedwig. The Heroine of the Norwegian Dramatist Henrik Ibsen's Play 'Hedda Gahler'

Hedda  (Teutonic)
Refuge from Battle

Hedda  (German)
From Hedwig, Refuge in Battle

Hedwig  (German)
Refuge in Battle

Hedwig  (Swedish)
Peace in Battle

Hedwig  (Teutonic)
Refuge from Battle

Hedy  (Teutonic)
Refuge from Battle

Hervey  (French)
Variant of Harvey: from Celtic Words for Battle, Strong, Worthy, and Ardent. Used Commonly During the Middle Ages

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