Baby Boy Names Starting with Letter L
Boy names starting with the letter L are listed below. Tap a name to see its meaning, numerology and astrological details.
Boy Names
2,633 names found · showing 1,081–1,120
| Boy Name | Meaning |
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| Lokya | Lord of All Worlds |
| Lolika | A person who is full of excitement. |
| Lolonyo | Love is beautiful |
| Lolotea | A divine gift of great beauty. |
| Lomaharshana | Light of the World |
| Lomakesh | Lomakesh is a Sanskrit name meaning 'one who is skilled in the art of war' or 'martial arts expert'. |
| Loman | One who is a man of the people. |
| Lomar | A name meaning famous and bright. |
| Lomash | A sage with hairy skin |
| Lombard | One from the longbearded |
| Lome | placename in scotland |
| Lomesh | Lord of the hairy body |
| Lomsky | Derived from a forest area |
| Lomy | A variant of a meadow name |
| LON | A strong and noble lion |
| Lonan | A small blackbird species |
| Lonato | A place of great strength |
| Lonell | A lionhearted brave man |
| LONG | A surname meaning tall or lengthy. |
| Longaville | Love's Labours Lost' Lord attending on King Ferdinand. |
| Longobard | A member of a Germanic tribe. |
| Lonika | Adimanav; Caveman |
| Lonn | A name meaning a lion of strength. |
| Lonnell | A name meaning a lion of power. |
| Lonny | Ready for Battle; Lion-bold; Noble |
| LONO | a God of peace and farming |
| Lonzo | Ready: eager. Abbreviation of Alonzo. |
| Loordes | Place in France where Virgin Mary reportedly appeared to a young girl and miracles of healing subsequently took place. |
| Loorea | A name meaning a laurel flower. |
| Loot | Variant of Lut: The Biblical Lot is the English language equivalent. |
| Lootah | A name meaning red in Sioux. |
| Lopdda | A name meaning a swift runner. |
| Lopesh | Lord of the world or universe. |
| Lopold | A bold and courageous leader. |
| Lopolda | A brave and noble woman leader. |
| Lopoldi | One who is a bold, brave friend. |
| Loppa | A person of great inner strength. |
| Loran | Form of Lorenzo and Lawrence. |
| Lorance | Modern usage. From the place of the laurel trees. |
| LORANT | One who is crowned with laurels. |