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Names That Mean Glory

Updated October 2026

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Václava
Feminization of Václav, Czech, Slavic
"more glory"
Commonly seen in the Czech Republic, not so much in the US.
Vendula
Diminutive of Václava, Czech, Slavic
"more glory"
A popular Czech nickname for Václava, meaning "greater glory", Vendula is also used as a standalone name. With its melodic and intriguing sound, it ranks in the Top 100 in Czechia and has done since…
Kruno
Croatian
"crown, crown of glory"
Kruno comes from the Serbo-Croatian kruna , meaning crown, and is usually a short form of the name Krunoslav. Pronounced like Bruno with a K, it's a cool and internationally undiscovered name that…
Heracleia
Greek
"Hera's glory"
Heracleia — also spelled Heraclea — is a name for ancient Greek festivals honoring Heracles.
Euryclea
Greek
"wide glory"
In Greek mythology, Euryclea (or Eurycleia) is the dedicated nurse of both Odysseus and his son Telemachus. When Odysseus returns from his long journey in disguise, she recognizes him, but keeps his…
Sophocles
Greek
"wise, skilled + glory"
Most famously the name of the ancient Greek tragedian, who wrote the plays Electra, Antigone, and Oedipus Rex, among others. The name is still used in Greece today, in its modern form of Sofoklis.…
Cleophea
Feminine form of Cleophas, Swiss, Greek or Aramaic
"glory to the father"
If you love Cleo, Dorothea, and Ophelia, this rare name might intrigue you. Derived from Cleophas or Clopas, names that appear in the New Testament, it's meaning is speculated to be "glory to the…
Cleis
Greek
"glory"
Cleis, also spelled as Cleïs, is an Ancient Greek name, likely derived from Kleio, either as a diminutive form, or to more closely resemble the word from which it comes, kleos . A relative of Cleo,…
Slavko
Serbian, Croatian, Slovene, Bulgarian
"glory"
A short and cool South Slavic boy name, Slavko originated as a diminutive of longer names containing "slav" – Borislav, Radoslav, Tomislav, etc. but it is commonly used on its own. It comes from the…
Stasys
Short form of Stanislovas, Lithuanian
"stand in glory"
Stasys is the succinct and friendly short form of the grander Stanislovas, a Lithuanian form of the Stanislav, meaning "stand in glory" or "become glorious". Pronounced with the stu sound of stu…
Izudin
Bosnian form of Izz ad-Din, Arabic
"glory of religion"
This contracted form of the Arabic Izz ad-Din is a spiritual choice that could travel well. Actor Izudin Bajrović is a notable bearer, while Izudin Kolečić is a member of Bosnian pop band Hari Mata…
Bronislav
Czech, Slovak, Russian, and Ukrainian form of Bronisław, Polish
"weapon of glory"
Made up of the Slavic elements, borna meaning "protection" and slava meaning "glory", Bronislav is a variation of the Polish Bronisław, used in a number of Slavic countries.
Stanislaus
Slavic
"someone who achieves glory or fame"
Stanislaus is a masculine name with Slavic origins, particularly common in Polish culture where it's spelled Stanisław or Stanislav. The name combines two elements meaning 'to become' and 'glory,'…
Vencel
Hungarian, from Czech
"more glory"
Jesminder
Hindi, Punjabi, Sanskrit
"queen of flowers; Lord's glory"
A strong and pretty Indian name, notably borne by the central character of hit movie, Bend It Like Beckham , Jesminder has two possible meanings. On one hand, it may be considered a form of…
Hajnalka
Hungarian
"morning glory"
An out-there Hungarian floral name, literally meaning "little dawn" but actually referring to the morning glory flower.
Yashita
Sanskrit
"one who brings fame and glory"
Derived from the Sanskrit element yaśas , Yashita is predominantly used in India and Mauritius. Associated with fame and glory, it is notably borne by singer-songwriter Yashita Sharma, and content…
Tomislav
South Slavic
"to torment + glory"
A strong Slavic choice and the name of the first Croatian King, crowned in 925 AD. It derives from the elements tomiti meaning "to torment, struggle, languish" and slav meaning "glory", which, put…
Tekuna
Georgian diminutive of Tekla or Tekle, Greek
"glory of god"
Lively and distinctive, much like its origin names, Tekla and Thekla, Tekuna is a Georgian diminutive, notably borne by chef Tekuna Gachechiladze. Meaning "glory of god" from its Greek origins, theos…
Loria
Basque
"glory"
While Aintza is perhaps a more accurate and modern Basque alternative to Gloria, Loria has long been considered a possibility too. It comes from loriatsua or loria meaning "glorious" or simply…

Names That Mean Glory

Václava

Vendula

Kruno

Heracleia

Euryclea

Sophocles

Cleophea

Cleis

Slavko

Stasys

Izudin

Bronislav

Stanislaus

Vencel

Jesminder

Hajnalka

Yashita

Tomislav

Tekuna

Loria