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Lee (English) From the meadow

Leigh, Lea, Leah, Ley

Leeto (African) One who embarks on a journey

Leato, Leito, Lieto

Legend (American) One who is memorable

Legende, Legund, Legunde

Leighton (English) From the town near the meadow

Leightun, Layton, Laytun, Leyton, Leytun

Lekhak (Hindi) An author

Lekhan

ˆLeland (English) From the meadow land

Lema (African) One who is cultivated

Lemah, Lemma, Lemmah

Lemon (American) Resembling the fruit

Lemun, Lemin, Lemyn, Limon, Limun, Limin, Limyn, Limen

Len (Native American) One who plays the flute

Lencho (African) Resembling a lion

Lenchos, Lenchio, Lenchiyo, Lencheo, Lencheyo

Lennon (English) Son of love

Lennan

Lennor (English) A courageous man

Lennox (Scottish) One who owns many elm trees

Lenox, Lenoxe, Lennix, Lenix, Lenixe

Lensar (English) One who stays with his parents

Lenser, Lensor, Lensur

Lenton (American) A pious man

Lentin, Lentyn, Lentun, Lentan, Lenten, Lent, Lente

Leo (Latin) Having the strength of a lion

Lio, Lyo, Leon

ˆLeon (Greek) Form of Leo, meaning “resembling a lion”

Leonard (German) Having the strength of a lion

Len, Lenard, Lenn, Lennard, Lennart, Lennerd, Leonardo

Leor (Latin) One who listens well

Leore

Lerato (Latin) The song of my soul

Leratio, Lerateo

Leron (French / Arabic) The circle / my song

Lerun, Leran, Leren, Lerin, Leryn

Leroy (French) The king

Leroi, Leeroy, Leeroi, Learoy, Learoi

*Levi (Hebrew) We are united as one; in the Bible, one of Jacob’s sons

Levie, Levin, Levyn, Levy, Levey, Levee

Li (Chinese) Having great strength

*Liam (Gaelic) Form of William, meaning “the determined protector”

Lian (Chinese) Of the willow

Liang (Chinese) A good man

Lyang

Lidmann (Anglo-Saxon) A man of the sea; a sailor

Lidman, Lydmann, Lydman

Lif (Scandinavian) An energetic man; lively

Lihau (Hawaiian) A spirited man

Like (Asian) A soft-spoken man

Lyke

Lilo (Hawaiian) One who is generous

Lylo, Leelo, Lealo, Leylo, Lielo, Leilo

Lincoln (English) From the village near the lake

Lincon, Lyncon, Linc, Lynk, Lync

Lindford (English) From the linden-tree ford

Linford, Lindforde, Linforde, Lyndford, Lynford, Lyndforde, Lynforde

Lindhurst (English) From the village by the linden trees

Lyndhurst, Lindenhurst, Lyndenhurst, Lindhirst, Lindherst, Lyndhirst, Lyndherst, Lindenhirst

Lindley (English) From the meadow of linden trees

Lindly, Lindleigh, Lindlea, Lindleah, Lindlee, Lindli

Lindman (English) One who lives near the linden trees

Lindmann, Lindmon

Line (English) From the bank

Lipût (Hungarian) A brave young man

Lisimba (African) One who has been attacked by a lion

Lisymba, Lysimba, Lysymba

Liu (Asian) One who is quiet; peaceful

Llewellyn (Welsh) Resembling a lion

Lewellen, Lewellyn, Llewellen, Llewelyn, Llwewellin, Llew, Llewe, Llyweilun

Lochan (Hindi / Irish) The eyes / one who is lively

*TLogan (Gaelic) From the little hollow

Logann, Logen, Login, Logyn, Logenn, Loginn, Logynn

Lolonyo (African) The beauty of love

Lolonyio, Lolonyeo, Lolonio, Lolonea

Loman (Gaelic) One who is small and bare

Lomann, Loeman, Loemann

Lombard (Latin) One who has a long beard

Lombardi, Lombardo, Lombardie, Lombardy, Lombardey, Lombardee

London (English) From the capital of England

Lundon, Londen, Lunden

Lonzo (Spanish) One who is ready for battle

Lonzio, Lonzeo

Lootah (Native American) Refers to the color red

Loota, Loutah, Louta, Lutah, Luta

Lorcan (Irish) The small fierce one

Lorcen, Lorcin, Lorcyn, Lorcon, Lorcun, Lorkan, Lorken, Lorkin

Lord (English) One who has authority and power

Lorde, Lordly, Lordley, Lordlee, Lordlea, Lordleigh, Lordli, Lordlie

Lore (Basque / English) Resembling a flower / form of Lawrence, meaning “man from Laurentum; crowned with laurel”

Lorea

Lorimer (Latin) One who makes harnesses

Lorrimer, Lorimar, Lorrimar, Lorymar, Lorrymar, Lorymer, Lorrymer

Louis (German) A famous warrior

Lew, Lewes, Lewis, Lodewick, Lodovico, Lou, Louie, Lucho, Luis

Luba (Yugoslavian) One who loves and is loved

Lubah

*TLucas (English) A man from Lucania

Lukas, Loucas, Loukas, Luckas, Louckas,