Bardhyl

Bardhyl is a Pagan Albanian masculine given name meaning "White star", reflected from the Illyrian name Bardylis. Both of astrolatrical origins. It is became more popular during the communist rule of Albania, serving as a more atheistic, and nationalistic identification, and is usually heldt by Albanian Atheists. Bardhyl is ranked as the 37321st most popular given name in the United States with an estimated population of 107.
Origin.
The Origin of the name Bardhyl is thought to be of ancient origins, stemming back to the kingdom of Dardania. the oldest attested variant of Bardhyl is Bardylis from the 4th century bc. King Bardylis of Dardania is considered the Founder of the kingdom of Dardania and its first king. 
The name was again carried out by Bardylis grandson, Bardylis II, son of the former king of kingdom of Dardania, Cleitus, who ruled from c. 295 - c. 290 bc. Both were enemies of the Kingdom of Macedonia.
The name is also found in the animal kingdom, Bardylis (wasp)
Etymology.
Pavle Ivić and Alexandru Rosetti have connected the name Bardylis with Albanian "i bardhë" "white", while another opinion explains the name as a combination of "i bardhë" with Albanian "yll" "star". According to Stuart Edward Mann, this second version is a folk etymology. According to German linguist Paul Kretschner the name Bardylis is connected with the word "bardulos", which according to him means "grey" in the language of the Messapii in southern Italy.
It is connected to Albanian Mythology, to one of the Albanian names of god, "hyj". The word "hyj" derives from the archaic for star "hyll", and is probably the namesake of the term "illyria". 
Persons with the name Bardhyl.
Gjin is typically held as a given name by Albanian Christians, including these notable personalities: 