Gailas

== Lithuanian == === Etymology === From gai̇̃las (“sharp, angry, strong”). === Proper noun === Gai̇̃las m (feminine Gailienė, unmarried feminine Gailáitė) stress pattern 1 a surname ==== Declension ==== ==== Derived terms ==== (Two-stemmed names:) (suffix) Geleika, Gailūnas, Galbutas, Geleoldas, Galvidas, Galvinas, Galvirdas, Gelvičius, Gailiginas, Geligudas, Galintas, Geilimanas, Gailiminas, Galimantas (ending with -gaila) Aigaila, Asgaila, Bargaila, Bergaila, Bigaila, Bugaila, Burgaila, Butgaila, Dagaila, Dimgaila, Dingaila, Daugaila, Gudigaila, Jogaila, Jungaila, Karigaila, Kasgaila, Kenzgaila, Kesgaila, Kinsgaila, Klausgaila, Kungaila, Mangaila, Mantgaila, Margaila, Minigaila, Mitigaila, Nigaila, Norgaila, Ragaila, Radigaila, Rigaila, Rimgaila, Ringaila, Rozgaila, Ruzgaila, Savigaila, Sargaila, Sengaila, Singaila, Skensgaila, Skinsgaila, Skirgaila, Songaila, Stangaila, Sumgaila, Sungaila, Sventagaila, Svirgaila, Švitrigaila, Sirgaila, Ungaila, Vasgaila, Vergaila, Vidigaila, Vigaila, Vilgaila, Visgaila, Žagaila, Žingaila, Žongaila, Žungaila (Surnames:) Gailauskas, Gailaitis, Gailūnas, Gailinas ==== Further reading ==== “Gailas”, in Pavardžių duomenų bazė [Surname database], ekalba.lt, 2011–2026