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      Meaning of the first name Gintaras

      Origin

      Lithuanian

      Meaning

      Amber (fossilized Tree Resin)

      Variations

      Gintare, Gintas, Ginara
      The name Gintaras is of Lithuanian origin, derived from the word for amber, a fossilized tree resin renowned for its warm hues and natural beauty. In Lithuanian folklore and culture, amber is often associated with the sun, warmth, and healing, serving as a cherished symbol of nature's artistry. Gintaras encapsulates these associations, embodying qualities such as brightness and enduring value.

      Historically, amber has held significance in the Baltic region, particularly in Lithuania, where it has been mined and utilized for thousands of years. The use of amber in jewelry and religious artifacts dates back to ancient times, and Lithuanian artisans have been skilled in crafting this natural material into various forms. The name Gintaras itself has been used in literature and cultural references, linking it to the rich heritage of the Lithuanian people and their connection to this precious substance.

      In contemporary Lithuania and among the Lithuanian diaspora, Gintaras remains a popular male given name. It is celebrated for its cultural roots and continues to be associated with positive attributes. Additionally, variations of the name can be found in different contexts within the region. Gintaras is often recognized in artistic circles, particularly in connection with amber crafts, confirming its relevance in modern society as both a personal name and a nod to Lithuania's natural treasures.

      Based on our records...

      Adukevicius

      Adukevicius

      This is the most common surname associated with Gintaras.
      Auguste

      Auguste

      This is the most common name of those married to a Gintaras.
      Augusta

      Augusta

      This is the most common name for a child of a Gintaras.
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