Boy Names Starting With L

Brave lion; one with the courage and strength of a lion.

Brave lion, strong as a lion

Lion-like; derived from the Latin root for lion.

Lion; lion-like; brave and strong

Derived from Leon (Latin 'Leo' meaning lion) with diminutive suffix '-ell'.

Italian diminutive form relating to lion, suggesting strength and nobility.

Derived from Greek 'leon' meaning 'lion'; symbolizes strength and courage.

Son of the lion, lion-like

Lion-like; derived from Greek 'leon' meaning lion.

Son of the lion; symbolizing courage and strength

Relating to the lion; of leonine nature

Variant of Lionel, derived from Latin 'leo' meaning 'lion,' symbolizing strength and nobility.

Lion, from Greek leo

Bold people; from Germanic 'leud' (people) and 'bald' (bold)

My light; a Hebrew-inspired name combining le (my) and or (light).

Lion-like. Greek origin combining 'leo' (lion) with a suffix implying strength and courage.

Brave lion; combines strength with nobility.

From a Scottish place name; short form of Leslie.

From the gray fortress; derived from a Scottish place name meaning 'gray' and 'fortress.'

Variant of Leslie, originally meaning 'garden of hollies' or 'from the grey fortress'.

In Greek mythology, Leto is the Titaness and mother of Apollo and Artemis, symbolizing motherhood, grace, and cosmic lineage.

Related to Leroy, meaning the king.

Lion; symbolizing strength and courage in Ethiopian culture.

Heart; can also mean lion in Hebrew, symbolizing courage.

Lion. A name with strong, noble connotations.

Lion man; from Greek elements meaning lion and man, suggesting strength and courage.

Sailor, soldier; Turkish historical term symbolizing bravery and strength

Lion; variant of Leon with modern spelling

Hound, greyhound; swift hunter.

Joined, attached, pledged

Hebrew term meaning 'that which is coiled,' referring to a massive sea creature in Biblical tradition symbolizing chaos, power, and divine creation.

Variant of Levi, from Hebrew meaning 'joined' or 'attached'.

Joined or attached, derived from Hebrew levi.

Variant of Levi, meaning 'joined' or 'attached' in Hebrew; associated with the biblical Levite tribe.

Joined or attached, from Hebrew meaning to join or attach.

Of the Levites; relating to the priestly tribe of Israel.

Short form of Lewis meaning 'famous warrior,' or Welsh Llewelyn meaning 'like a lion.'

Leader; lion-like. From Welsh elements 'llew' (lion) and 'ellyn' (handsome).

Famous warrior. From Germanic roots meaning renown and battle.

Beloved friend; dear warrior.

Diminutive of Alexander, meaning 'defender of men' in Greek.

Variant of Alexander; from Greek 'alexein' (to defend) and 'aner' (man), meaning 'defender of men'.

English place name derived from 'leek settlement.' Used as a given name in modern times.

From the fallow land or meadow; an English place name used as a given name.

Strong-willed warrior; variant of Liam, short form of William.

Irish form of William, from Germanic meaning 'resolute protector'.

Strong-willed from Gaelic heritage; modern combination of Liam (strong will) and Gael.

Lion-like man; symbolizing courage and strength.

Liberated or freed. Expresses the concept of freedom.

Free or liberated, from Latin liber.

Heir or beloved; from Old Norse origin.

Honest, virtuous, or clean.

Heart; represents the emotional center and essence of being.

Lily; symbolizing purity and innocence.

Can mean 'beautiful' or 'pure' in Chinese, or is a short form of Linda/Lindsey

Related to flax or a Lithuanian diminutive form.

From the lake settlement. References Lincoln in English tradition.

Town by the pool, lake settlement

Linden tree. A Scandinavian name derived from the linden tree.

From Scandinavian roots meaning 'linden tree mountain'.

From Germanic lind (soft, gentle) with diminutive suffix.

Linden tree clearing or field; evokes nature and peaceful landscapes.

Linden tree hill, made of lime trees.

Little lion

English place name, likely 'ford by the linden tree'

Waterfall or linden tree in Scottish/Scandinavian tradition.

A diminutive form of Linda or Lynn, relating to water and lakes

Settlement near linden trees or a flax field; an English place name.

Scottish name meaning 'lake island' from the Lindsey region.

From the island of flax; variant of Lindsay

Little lion; brave and courageous.

Brave lion; combines the strength of the lion with nobility and courage.

Young lion, symbolizing courage and strength from the Latin word for lion.

My light

My song; represents joy and musical expression

From Greek 'Alexandros,' meaning 'defender of men' or 'protector of mankind.'

English surname used as a given name, derived from place names meaning 'grey stone settlement'.

Spanish/Portuguese diminutive meaning 'small'; possibly related to Greek lithos (stone).

From the small settlement; English place name meaning small homestead or village.

Settlement of Leif or living stone; English surname.

From the Roman family name Livius, of Latin origin.

Lion man. Combines strength and courage through its roots.

Leader or lion-like; signifying strength and authority.

Like a lion; from Welsh 'llew' meaning lion

Lion-like. From Welsh 'llew' meaning lion, suggesting strength and courage.

Meadow with herb garden; settlement by the stream

Resolute protector; strong-willed warrior

Gray or sacred lake

Wolf. Spanish word often used metaphorically for someone cunning or fierce.