Gislaharius

== Latin == === Alternative forms === Gislarius, Gislerius, Kysalharius, Kyslarius, Gisalherius, Gisleharius, Gislearius (8th-9th C.), Gisilherus, Gisilarius (12th C.) === Etymology === Borrowed from Burgundian, from Proto-Germanic *Gīslaharjaz, from *gīslaz (“hostage”) +‎ *harjaz (“army”). The alternative forms are derived from related names in other Germanic languages. Cognate with Old High German Gisalheri. === Proper noun === Gislaharius m sg (genitive Gislahariī or Gislaharī); second declension (Late Latin) a male given name, a legendary king of the Burgundians. [6th C. CE]