Fatbardh

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Fact sheet

Name
Fatbardh
Gender
Boy name
Syllables
2

Fatbardh is a masculine first name formed from the Albanian terms fat, which means "luck" or "fate", and bardhë, which stands for "white". Thus, the name can be interpreted as "the pure luck", "the clear fate" or simply as "the lucky one". It is common in both Albania and Kosovo, but is relatively rare overall.

What does the name Fatbardh mean?

The name Fatbardh is composed of the Albanian words fat for "luck, fate" and bardhë for "white". It means something like "the pure luck", "the clear fate" or simply "the lucky one". This first name is common in Albania and Kosovo, but is quite rare overall. The feminine variant of this name is Fatbardha.

Where does the name Fatbardh come from?

Fatbardh is a masculine first name with Albanian roots and meanings such as "the lucky one" or "the white luck". The name is made up of the Albanian words fat, which means "luck, fate", and bardhë, which means "white". It is used in both Albanian and Kosovo Albanian.

How do you pronounce Fatbardh?

Fatbardh is pronounced approximately like 'Fat-bard'.

Popularity

In Germany, Fatbardh is a rare first name. In 2017, it ranked 3,867th on the list of the most common male baby names. The best ranking for the name was in 2011, when it reached 2,275th place. In the last ten years, Fatbardh has been chosen as a first name less than 10 times, placing it 8,008th in the ten-year statistics. From 2010 to 2024, it ranks 6,518th. Worldwide, Fatbardh is also not very common.

Nicknames & pet names

Bardh / Bardhi

Similar first names

Famous people

  • Fatbardh Jera (American football player)

Frequently asked questions about the name Fatbardh

What is the origin of the name Fatbardh?

Fatbardh has Albanian roots and is used in both Albanian and Kosovo Albanian.

What does the name Fatbardh mean?

The name is composed of the Albanian words for 'luck' and 'white' and means something like 'the pure luck' or 'the lucky one'.

How common is the name Fatbardh?

In Albania and Kosovo, the name is common, but is quite rare overall.

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