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25 Battle-Ready Baby Names Meaning Warrior
Though they be little, they are fierce!
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As parents, we hope that our little ones will rise to all of life’s challenges. So, what better way to manifest that for them than with a name meaning warrior? Warrior names symbolise bravery, inner strength, determination, and resilience—all qualities worth imparting on our kids! From ancient legends to modern interpretations, here are some battle-worthy baby names that mean warrior.
Alala: Rooted in Greek mythology and meaning “war-like”, Alala is the personification of the battle cry.
Bellatrix: Latin for “female warrior,” this name is as fierce as it is beautiful (though Harry Potter fans will have to overlook its association with the decidedly evil Bellatrix Lestrange!).
Camilla: In Roman mythology, Camilla was a swift-footed warrior maiden.
Clotilda: The German-derived name meaning “famous in battle” will surely make your little one stand out in a sea of Olivias and Emmas.
Freya: The Norse goddess of love and war, Freya embodies feminine power. (See all of our favourite Norse names!)
Gertrude: A name with German roots meaning “spear of strength” melds the fierce with vintage charm. (Love Gertrude? These old-fashioned baby names may also be up your alley!)
Imelda: Of Spanish and German origin, Imelda means “all-encompassing battle.”
Marcella: The lovely Latin name translates to “little warrior” and maintains an air of elegance.
Mathilde: A French name meaning “mighty in battle,” think of this name like adorable armor.
Valeria: Meaning “strong and valiant,” Valeria is a winning name for any baby girl!
Armando: A Spanish name meaning “army man.”
Baldwin: Of German origin, this name means “brave friend.”
Duncan: Scottish in origin, this name means “dark warrior.”
Einar: A Norse name meaning “one warrior,” Einar is an original alternative to more popular vowel-led boys’ names (like Ethan, Owen, and Oliver).
Evander: A Greek name meaning “strong man” calls to mind the boxer of the same name.
Finian: Of Irish origin, Finian means “fair warrior.” (See more Irish baby names!)
Gideon: The Hebrew name that means “mighty warrior” brims with old-world charm!
Harold: An Old English name meaning “army leader” shortens cutely to Harry.
Kane: A Celtic name meaning “battle” is a crisp but strong name. (See more short baby names!)
Miles: It’s easy to see why this Latin name meaning “soldier” has been growing in popularity in recent years! Another name to consider: Milo.
Aeron: A Welsh name meaning “battle” offers an alternative to the more common Aaron and Erin.
Casey: Of Irish origin, Casey means “brave in battle” and is a name that will grow with your little boy or girl.
Devin: The name of Celtic origin meaning “poet warrior” is both soft and tough.
Koa: A Hawaiian name meaning “warrior.”
Louis/Louise: Of French origin, Louis means “famous warrior.”
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