Boy Names Starting With L

Mapuche name meaning brave warrior or young chief. Associated with strength and indigenous leadership.

White

Beautiful; lovely.

From Laurentum; crowned with laurel.

From Laurentum, symbolizing the laurel wreath and honor.

From Latin 'Laurentius,' meaning 'from Laurentum' or 'crowned with laurel,' symbolizing honor and victory.

From Laurentum, representing honor and nobility.

From Laurentum or laurel bearer. Represents honor and victory.

Son of Lawrence.

English place name meaning 'settlement on a hill,' from Old English 'hlaw' (hill) and 'ton' (settlement).

Lion. Strong and courageous symbolism in Arabic culture.

God has helped; derived from the biblical figure Lazarus

God has helped; variant of Lazarus, symbolizing resurrection and divine grace

From Hebrew Eleazar, meaning 'God has helped.' Symbolizes divine aid and restoration.

God has helped

Glorious ruler; derived from Old Slavic elements vlada (to rule) and slava (glory).

Brave lion; combining 'lean' (strong) and 'hard' (brave), or variant of Leonard.

From Greek 'leon' (lion) and 'aner' (man), meaning 'lion man' or 'brave as a lion.'

Lion-man; derived from Greek 'leon' (lion) and 'andros' (man).

Brave lion. From Germanic elements meaning lion and brave.

Meadow or field; from a grassy place.

From the meadow land, combining lea (meadow) with land

Modern compound combining Lee (meadow) and Lynn (lake).

Lion; symbolizes courage, strength, and nobility.

Joined; attached. Finnish form of Levi

Story, myth, famous person

The great; from French le grand

Biblical place name; possibly related to jaw in Hebrew

From Middle High German meaning a feudal tenant or vassal; literally man with a fief.

Lion.

Life; a Yiddish diminutive form of Leib

Heart

Heir, descendant, beloved

From English origins, possibly from 'lea' (meadow) and 'land'.

Hillside or slope, from Old English hlath.

Lion; symbolizes strength, courage, and majesty.

From the meadow land. A variant of Leland, from Old English lea (meadow) and land.

From the meadow land; pastoral, grounded, and connected to nature

Sweetheart or beloved; from Old English leman (beloved or sweetheart)

From French 'le moine,' literally meaning 'the monk'

Russian name, meaning uncertain.

Gentle, smooth, and mild in manner

Brave lion; from Germanic 'leonhard' combining 'leo' (lion) and 'hard' (brave)

Bold lion; one who is brave and lion-hearted

Modern variant of Lennox, suggesting depth and tranquility.

Dear one, lover, sweetheart

Elm grove, with many elms

Lion-hearted

Brave lion, from Germanic elements meaning 'brave' and 'lion'.

Elm tree. A Scottish place name with natural symbolism.

Scottish place name, referring to Lenzie, a town in Scotland. Used as a given name in modern times.

Lion, brave and bold

Combination of Leo (lion) and -bardo, suggesting one who is fierce and brave.