Vitold is a name of Lithuanian origin, derived from the word "vitilis", meaning "of nobility". It is a unisex name, though it is more commonly used for males. The name Vitold was particularly popular among the Grand Duchy of Lithuania's ruling families during the medieval period. Notable figures bearing this name include Vitold, Duke of Trakai and King of Poland (1352-1430), who played a significant role in the political history of Eastern Europe. Today, Vitold remains a unique and uncommon name, often associated with Lithuanian heritage or historical significance.
"Vitold saw a notable increase in popularity from 1917 to 1918, with births nearly tripling that year. However, the name's usage remained relatively stable throughout the period, not exceeding double digits annually."