Vladislav
Vladislav is a boy name of Slavic origin, meaning “Ruler of glory”.
| Meaning | Ruler of glory |
|---|---|
| Gender | Boy |
| Origin | Slavic |
| Written as | Владислав |
| Pronunciation | VLAH-dee-slahv |
| Tradition | Modern & Classic |
| Used in | Russia, Serbia, Bulgaria, Czech Republic |
Meaning and origin of Vladislav
Vladislav combines vlad, to rule, with slav, glory, and means 'ruler of glory' or 'one who rules with glory'. It was a royal name in medieval Bohemia, Poland and Hungary; in Poland it appears as Wladyslaw, the name of several kings including Wladyslaw II Jagiello. The Romanian name Vlad comes from the same root. Vlad and Slava are common short forms.
Is Vladislav a religious name?
Vladislav is a traditional Slavic name without religious content, used by Orthodox and Catholic families.
How popular is Vladislav?
Popular in Russia and across the Slavic world.
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Frequently asked questions
What does the name Vladislav mean?
Vladislav means 'Ruler of glory'. It is of Slavic origin.
Does Vladislav have a religious meaning?
Vladislav is a traditional Slavic name without religious content, used by Orthodox and Catholic families.
How do you pronounce Vladislav?
Vladislav is pronounced VLAH-dee-slahv.
Is Vladislav a boy or girl name?
Vladislav is usually a boy name.