Bardilo

English

Etymology

Ultimately from bardhë +‎ yll ; calqued from the German Bardilo.

Proper noun

Bardilo

1. (transliteration) A male given name of Albanian origin.
   1. "of a bright star"
2. A surname of Balto-Slavic and German origin.
   1. "of a bearded axe" or just axe or beard standing alone.

Translations

male given name

• Belarusian: Бардзіл m (Bardzil)
• Bulgarian: Бардилис m (Bardilis)
• Català Bardil·lis m
• Chinese: 巴耳底利斯 m
• Greek: Βάρδυλις (el) m (Várdylis)
• Latin: Bardylis (la)
• Magyar: Bardülisz (hu)
• Norwegian Bokmål: Bardyllis
• Russian: Бардил (Bardil) Бардилей (Bardilej)
• Serbo-Croatian:

  Cyrillic: Бардил m

  Roman: Bardil m

• Spanish: Bardilis
• Ukrainian: Барділ (Bardil)

surname

• Belarusian: Бардзіла m (Bardzila)

  Бардзілоўскі m (Bardzilóŭski)

• German: Bardilo
• Lithuanian: Bardzila m

  Bardzilauskas m

• Polish: Bardyło m, Bordziło m

  Bordziłowski m

• Russian: Бордило m (Bordilo), Бордзило m (Bordzilo)

  Бордиловский m (Bordilovskij), Бордзиловский m (Bordzilovskij)

• Ukrainian: Бордило m (Bordylo), Бордзіло m (Bordzilo)

  Борділовський m (Bordilovsʹkyj) Бордзіловський m (Bordzilovsʹkyj)

Derived terms

• Bordilovsky (rare)
• Bordziłowski

German

Etymology

From *bardǭ +‎ *-ilǭ.

Proper noun

Bardilo m or f (proper noun, surname, masculine genitive Bardilos or (with an article) Bardilo, feminine genitive Bardilo, plural Bardilos)

1. a surname

Derived terms

• Bartel, Barzilo, Bardehle, Barthel