Wratislaus

The name Wratislaus represents a Latinized variant of the Slavic name Vratislav. Translated into German, this name means something like 'Honor to the Returner', 'the glory that returns', or 'the returned Slav'.

What does the name Wratislaus mean?

Wratislaus is a Latinized form of the Slavic name Vratislav. The German translation of the name means 'Honor to the Returner', 'the returning glory', or more freely interpreted, 'the returned Slav'. The name is composed of the Old Slavic terms vrátiti (вра́тити), meaning 'to return' or 'to come back', and sláva ‎(сла́ва), which stands for 'glory', 'honor', 'esteem', or 'Slav'.

Where does the name Wratislaus come from?

The name Wratislaus has its roots in Old Slavic and means something like 'Honor to the Returner'. The components of the word consist of vrátiti (вра́тити), meaning 'to return' or 'to come back', and sláva ‎(сла́ва), which means 'glory', 'honor', 'esteem', or 'Slav'. The name is common in the Czech language.

How do you pronounce Wratislaus?

Wratislaus is pronounced approximately as 'Vrat-is-lau-s'.

When is the name day of Wratislaus?

The name day for Wratislaus is celebrated on June 18 and December 9.

Popularity

The first name Wratislaus is variably common in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland. In Germany, it is particularly found in Schleswig-Holstein (50.0%). There is currently no data available for Austria. In Switzerland, there is a distribution of 33.3% in the cantons of Aargau, Basel-Stadt, and Geneva. If you are named Wratislaus, it would be helpful if you could share your region with us to expand the statistics.