Like a large majority of Germanic names, the first element of Landeric is formed by land, “land, country, place, territory”. The meaning is completed with the second voice rich, which means “chief, command, powerful”.

Lando, like Landolino, is a hypocoristic of those names whose first term is Land, “land, place, territory, homeland”. Land is the man who loves the culture and tradition of his country. Saint Lando is the patron saint of the Orte area in Lazio (Italy).

Landoaldo is in his original Landwald form; formed by the union of the terms land, “country, land, homeland, place”, and wald, “command, government”. Its meaning is the same as Landeric: “the glorious lord, the power on earth”.

Landolfo comes from the Germanic and is formed by the union of two voices; on the one hand land, “land, country, territory”, and in a second place ulf, which means “wolf”. In a literal translation he is “the warrior in his country”, but metaphorically Landolfo is “the fearless warrior”.

Lanfranco has a similar meaning to names like Franco and Francisco. He comes from the union of the two Germanic terms land and frank, that is, “free in his homeland”.

Latino has been used very sporadically as a given name, derives from Latin and means “Latin”, that is, the one belonging to Latium or Lazio. In a previous Latin etymology it was identified with “wide”, something currently very doubtful.

Laudelino has become a graphic variant of Landelino, due to the confusion between n and u. Landelino is a hypocoristic derivative of the names of Germanic origin that begin with the voice land, which means “land, country, place, territory, homeland”.

Laureano comes from the Latin Laurus, “laurel”, in a symbolic interpretation it is “the one crowned with laurel”, that is to say, that person who is awarded with honors for his bravery. The laurel was a symbol of triumph in ancient times.

Laurencio is a gentile of the Italian city of Lazio called Laurentum. According to Virgil’s version in “The Aeneid” it was named after a famous laurel consecrated to Apollo. The laurel was a permanent symbol of triumph and honors.

As in the case of Laurencio, Laurentino is a name of the Italian city of Lazio called Laurentum. According to Virgil’s version in “The Aeneid” it was named after a famous laurel consecrated to Apollo.

Lauro comes from the Latin laurus, that is, “laurel”. The laurel was a tree of Mediterranean origin highly revered in ancient times. The name of the laurel is a loan from an Indo-European language and it was a plant consecrated to the god Apollo, whose sanctuaries were surrounded by laurels.

Lautaro is known as a first name for being that of an Araucanian caudillo who was the hero of Chilean independence, it is widely used in Argentina and Chile for this reason. The etymological origin of it makes it a totemic name meaning “quick traro”.

Lazarus is the Latin form of Eleazar. He means “God is my help, my help.” “God will help me”. It is one of the few names that have an exclusively Catholic meaning. Due to its sonority, Eleazar is a symbol of beauty and harmony.

Leandro is the union of the two Latin words lón, which means “lion”, and ànér, “man”. In a literal translation he would be “the lion man”. Leandro is a name that suggests that its bearer…

Learco comes from the union of two Greek voices; on the one hand, lion, which is the Attic form of “people”, and àrcós, “chief, command, power”. In the literal translation, he is “the chief of the people”, that man who rules power among his own.

Lelio was in ancient times the name of one of the best known Roman gens, that is, Roman families. It is believed that it comes from the Etruscan, but the approximate Greek version is the one that we preserve with more reliability; means “talk, chat”.

The meaning that comes from the Lenca language has not been preserved, but this name has strong symbols of “nationalism”. Lempira was the name of a Honduran cacique who opposed the Spanish conquest and was tried for it in 1537.

Lemuel is one of the Hebrew names with a strongly religious meaning, it means “the devotee of God”. Lemuel is well known as a first name thanks to one of Swift’s novels, it was the nickname that the writer gave to the hero Gulliver.

Lenin is used very sporadically in countries with a communist tradition because it was the pseudonym of Russian revolutionary Vladimir Ilich Ulianov, alias Lenin. Actually it is a derivation proposed by Lenin himself that comes from the Siberian river Lena, where he was exiled for three years.

Leo is the Latin form of Leon. It means the same as the concept inherited by our language; “lion”, is the bold, imperious, daring and brave man. Leo acquires the characteristics of the mammal with this name.

Leopard is one of the most common variants of Leopard. Leopard has its origin in the Greek, where “leopard” was a neologism formed by the union of the term that designated the “lion” and the concept of “panther”.

Leobino is one of many names inherited from the Germanic peoples. It is made up of two different voices; on the one hand liut, “town”, and on a second place by win, “friend”. He is “the friend of the people”, that is, “the affable person, the pleasant, the kind, the beloved”.

It is a name with a really beautiful meaning. It means “the one belonging to Leucada”, that is to say “the island of white roses”. In the saints we find Santa Leocadia, a Spanish virgin who was a martyr in Toledo in the fourth century.

Leodegario is a name of Germanic origin formed by the words liut, “people”, and gari, “lance”. It is in its literal translation “the spear of the people”, that is, “the strength, defense and protection of the people”.

Leodovaldo is of Germanic origin and comes from the union of the words liut, “people”, and wald, “chief, command, government”. The translation of him would be “he who governs the people” or “the government of the people”. San Leodovaldo was a French bishop of the 7th century, of whom hardly any bibliographical data is preserved.

Leofrido is the union of two Germanic voices; in the first place by liut, “town, people” (a term that is maintained in modern German), and by frid, “security, protection, shelter”. In a literal translation it is “the protection of the people”.

The male name Leon literally means “strong, fierce and brave man”, and refers to the strength of the animal with the same name.

The most approximate translation of the name Leonardo would be “the one who is daring in the fight, the strong in the confrontation”. In the saint list we find five saints with this name, one of them a Japanese martyr of the century…

Leoncio is the adjective form of León, it would translate as “leonine”. It means the same as the concept inherited by our language; “lion”, is the bold, imperious, daring and brave man. Leoncio acquires the characteristics of the mammal with this name.

Leonel is the diminutive of lion, that is, “little lion”. It means the same as the concept inherited by our language; “lion”, is the bold, imperious, daring and brave man. Leo acquires the characteristics of the mammal with this name.

Leonidas comes from the union of the Greek voice “lion” and the patronymic ending -idas. It means “one belonging to the lion family”. Leonidas was a King of Sparta, hero of Thermopylae.

Leonilo is the diminutive of Leon. It means the same as the concept inherited by our language; “lion”, is the bold, imperious, daring and brave man. Leonilo acquires the characteristics of the mammal with this name.

Leopard has its origin in the Greek, where “leopard” was a neologism formed by the union of the term that designated the “lion” and the concept of “panther”. The man who bears this name is equated to the characteristics of the leopard; strength, dexterity, skill, speed and beauty.

Leopold is the union of the Germanic words luit, which means “town, people”, and pold or bold, which means “bold”. Its literal translation would be “the bold in the town”, it is the illustrious man among his own, the intrepid among the people.

Leovigildo is one of the Germanic names that are made up of two different voices; on the one hand liub, “beloved” (the current German lieb comes from this terminology), and secondly by gilds, “courage, bravery”.

Lesmes is one of the variants of Adelelmo, meaning “the one with the noble sword”. It is one of the most beautiful names thanks to its sonority and its graphic form. In a symbolic translation, it is the one honored for his nobility, the brave man who derives from a noble lineage.

It means, like the feminine given name Leticia, “the happy one, the happy one”. The man who bears this name is characterized by his optimism and joy, he is friendly and playful. San Leto was a maritr in Spain, brother of San Vicente, from the 3rd century.

Leucio is one of the patronymic names and means “the one belonging to Leuco”. Leuco, in this case means “white and luminous”. Leucio is the one that belongs to the light, to reason, to wisdom; the man who makes his path light.

Leucos comes from the original Greek and means “the white, the luminous”. The man who bears this name acquires the symbols of the term; the pure, white and innocent, and also the enlightened one, the one who obtains the wisdom of the light.

Levi is a name of Jewish origin that has a great emotional charge in its meaning. It comes from the Hebrew verb “to unite, to hit” and alludes to the feeling of the mother before a new son; It is the hope that the new member of the family will renew the union and the affection of the spouses.

The meaning of Liam is “firm protection”. Many have pointed out that it refers to the Protector, the one who protects his family and his closest people, ensuring their safety and giving everything for them without waiting…

Libanio comes from the Latinized form of the Greek Libanius; it means “the incense tree” and is a loan from a previous voice, specifically from the Semitic. Libanio is known for being the name of the Greek sophist, teacher of Saint Basil and Saint John Chrysostom.

Liberato is “the liberated one”, that is, the one who has been a slave to some circumstance and has been liberated from it. Symbolically, he is the man with enough courage to stand up, to overcome problems and pernicious situations.

Liberio is a derivative of the Latin liber, that is, the Italic god comparable to Bacchus. The God Bacchus is compared by the Romans with the God of nature. The etymology of it does not escape from the original term “free”.

Name of Latin origin that means “liberated”. He is a person skilled at mentally influencing others and feels enormous curiosity in the face of the daily social environment. He gives more importance to spiritual wealth, which gives him inner serenity, than to material possessions.

Librado is one of the vulgar forms equivalent to Liberato, which means “the liberated one”, that is, the one who has been a slave to some circumstance and has been liberated from it. Symbolically he is the man with enough courage to stand up, to overcome problems and pernicious situations.

Licerio has an etymology that is not yet clear; it can be relative to two differentiated terms; on the one hand there is a parallelism with the Greek líce, “lluz”, but on the other hand it is also graphically related to lízos, “wolf”.

Licinius was a name of a Roman gens, that is, of a Roman family. Its etymology is not clear nowadays, it seems to come from the root lei-, which means “twisted, bent”. Even so, its meaning is obscure because there are no derived terms with the same root.

Licio is one of the names related to the Greek líce, that is to say “light”, being “the enlightened one”. Licia was the nickname of the goddess Diana and, also in mythology, the lover of Apollo.

Name of Castellón origin. Although at first it is against labor changes, it adapts well to changes and in the end ends up asking for them. His strict and austere attitude serves him to achieve his previously proposed ends.

Liduvino has a doubtful etymology; the first term that composes it could be assimilated to liut, which means “people, people” (this meaning is still maintained in modern German), while the second is win, “friend”.

Lincoln has been used as a given name sporadically in the USA, due to the influence of the anti-slavery US president Abraham Lincoln. Lincoln comes from Latin and designated a Roman city, called Lindocolina.

Linus means “flax”, the thread that symbolizes life. Linos was an important mythological character, son of Apollo and one of the muses, who is credited with the appearance of the melody. The linens were the personification of funeral hymns in which the complaint “ailinon” was repeated.

Lysander is made up of two differentiated Greek words: on the one hand by lísis, “liberate, untie”, and in a second place by anér, “man”. He is “the free man” or even “the liberator of men”.

Lysippos means “he who unties the horses”. It comes from the terms ippos, “horse” and lio, “loose, release, untie”. In a metaphorical way, it is the one that releases strength, power (symbology directly related to the horse).

Livio is a name of very unusual uses in our days, formerly it was the name of a Roman gens and Livio was used as a nickname of the members that were part of that lineage.

Llorente is a historical variant of Florente, derived from the Latin florus, which means “flower”. The use of nature names as feminine given names is very common.

Lobo is the contemporary Hispanicization of the Italian Lupo. It means “wolf”, that is, strength, cunning and intelligence. In Greek times, the wolf was an animal related to light, since it is a symbol of the aggressive force of the sun.

Longinos is the patronymic name of longus, which means “long”, or what is the same, “tall, of great stature”. Longinus, as a biblical character, was the Roman soldier who pierced the side of Jesus with a spear.

It is the Hispanicized form of the Latin lupus, that is, “wolf”; with implicit concepts of strength, cunning and intelligence. In Greek times, the wolf was an animal related to light, since it is a symbol of the aggressive force of the sun.

Lorenzo is one of the variants, which has evolved historically, of Laurentino. This name is a gentile of the Italian city of Lazio called Laurentum. According to Virgil’s version in “The Aeneid” it was named after a famous laurel consecrated to Apollo.

Lothario is a name that has been documented since the 5th century. It is made up of the Germanic elements hlut, “fame, celebrity”, and hari, “army”. In a literal translation it is “the fame, the glory of the army”.

Lucano is a name for Lucanus, which means “morning, morning”. It is the beginning of the day, the hope towards new projects and illusions. It comes from the Indo-European root luc-, “luminous, illuminated”.

The name Lucas means “the man who is enlightened”, “the man who shines” or also “he who illuminates and shines”. It is a vocative that characterizes men with great moral integrity, who…

Luciano is the patronymic of Lucio, in old Latin Lucius. It comes from the term lux, “light”. Formerly it was used to designate those born with the first light of the sun. Symbolically it would be “the enlightened one”, the one who is guided by light and reason.

Lucidio derives from the Latin lucidus; “clear, illuminated, brilliant, lucid”. It comes from the term lux, “light”. Formerly it was used to designate those born with the first light of the sun. Symbolically it would be “the enlightened one”, the one who is guided by light and reason.

Lucifer is one of the names that carries the most stigmas for the Catholic Church; it is formed by the terms lux, “light”, and fero, “to carry”. In a literal translation he is “the enlightened one”, “he who carries the light”.

Lucinio derives from Latin and means “the one belonging to Lucina”. Lucina is the Roman goddess of childbirth, her translation would be “the one who helps give birth”, related to the root luc-, “light”. She was formerly used to designate those born with the first light of the sun.

Lucius comes from the term lux, “light”. Formerly it was used to designate those born with the first light of the sun. Symbolically it would be “the enlightened one”, the one who is guided by light and reason. In the saint list there are fifteen saints with this name.

Lucretius was in ancient times the name of a Roman gens, of Sabine origin. A relationship can be established, in popular etymology, with lucrum, “gain, profit”. But its true origin is that it was the name of one of the three primitive tribes; the lights, according to the Etruscan Volnius.

Ludgerio is one of the most common variants of Leodegario. Its original transcription was Luitger and Luitgar. Leodegario/a is a name of Germanic origin formed by the words liut, “people”, and gari, “lance”.

Ludovico is one of the Russian variants of Luis, which is one of the names with a broader historical tradition. Despite its Germanic origin, it has a prolific use in Latin countries thanks to the fact that it has been one of the royal names.

The name Luis has a strong and stoic meaning, as it is identified with Germanic roots. Specifically, it comes from the primitive French Hluot-wig, whose translation is “illustrious or great…

Luperco is “the wolf god”, due to the influence of Luperca; “the wolf goddess” who suckled Romulus and Remus. The etymology of it is formed by the words lupus, “wolf”, and arceo, “maintain, contain”. Symbolically, this name acquires the characteristics of “chief of a lineage”, “origin of the family”.

Lupo is a name of totemic origin, the man who chooses it understands his own spirit through the nature of an animal. Lupo comes from lupus, “wolf”.

Lusorio means in a literal translation of the Latin “the one that serves for the game”, being in a symbolic way “the one that is an entertainment”, “the illusory one”. San Lusorio was a Sardinian martyr of the 4th century, highly venerated in the Pissa area, in northern Italy (Tuscany).

Lutardo is a Germanic name formed by two voices; on the one hand hluot, “glory, fame” (initially it meant loudness, hence the concept of fame; the sound that spreads among people), and secondly hard, “strong, daring”.

Luther, specifically the form Luther, has been documented since the 8th century, but it was initially a German surname. It is used in Protestant families as a nickname, showing their adherence to the Protestant faith.