Ladislaus

English

Etymology

Borrowed from Medieval Latin Ladislaus, Latinization of a Slavic royal name *Voldislavъ, from the elements Proto-Slavic *voldь (“power”) and Proto-Slavic *slava (“glory”). Doublet of Laszlo and Vladislav.

Proper noun

Ladislaus

A male given name from the Slavic languages.

Usage notes

Mostly applied to historical foreign persons in English, for example, kings of Poland and Hungary.

Translations

male given name

Armenian: Վլադիսլավ (Vladislav)
Belarusian: Уладзіслаў m (Uladzislaŭ)
Bulgarian: Владислав m (Vladislav)
Czech: Ladislav (cs) m, Vladislav (cs) m
French: Ladislas (fr) m
Hungarian: László (hu)
Italian: Ladislao (it) m
Latvian: Vladislavs m
Macedonian: Владислав m (Vladislav)
Polish: Władysław (pl) m, Włodzisław (pl) m
Portuguese: Ladislau m
Romanian: Ladislau m
Russian: Владисла́в (ru) m (Vladisláv)
Serbo-Croatian:
Cyrillic: Владислав m

Roman: Vladislav m
Slovak: Vladislav m
Slovene: Vladislav m
Spanish: Ladislao (es) m
Ukrainian: Владисла́в (uk) m (Vladysláv)

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