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Boy Names Starting with Le-
Le- baby names and what they mean, with 56 results. Le- names are used more often as feminine names. These boy names reached the apex of their popularity 118 years ago (USAGE OF 2.7%) and are somewhat less conventional today (USAGE 1.5%, DOWN 43.6%), with names like Leslie going out of style. The more fashionable names for newborns among these are Leo (#50), Levi (#33), Leonardo (#92), Lennox (#371) and Leonel (#357), while Lenz (TOP 2%) and Legg (2%) are conventional Le- surnames. Here is the list of Le- names for girls.
Le- - Leith
Le-, var. Lewayne, Levon, Levelle, Levell, Lesean, Leshawn, Lerone, Leron, Leondre, Lemar
Derived fr. American. Combination of the Le prefix with .. Levon was among 2018's Top names.
Leander▼, var. Leo▲, Leiandros, Lee1▼, Leanther, Leandro▲, Leandros, Leandrew, Leandre
Derivative of Greek word. "Lion man." Lexander is also a marginally prominent birth name.
Leary
Derived fr. Irish, Gaelic word. "Herder." Common as surname, and Leary (TOP 1%) is comparable to common -ary last names Lafary (TOP 41%), Neary (4%). See also Laray.
Lebrun, var. Lebron
Derived fr. French word. "Brown-haired." Lebron (UPPER 3%) and Lebrun (6%) exist frequently as last names.
Lech
Stems fr. Slavic element. Slavic mythology .. Leca (TOP 62%), Lecy (30%) are common surnames. See also Lexo.
Ledell
Form of Lydell. Source fr. Scottish word. Surname used as a given name. A rare baby name. See also Lendell.
Leedon, Ledon
Forms of Lidon. Stems fr. Hebrew language. "Judgment is mine." Lawdon and Loddon are creative forms.
Lee2▼
Var. of Bradley. Origin fr. Old English word. "Broad meadow." Unisex name. Adoption of Lee as a birth name in 2018 was 2.5% less than 2017.
Lee3▼
Form of Bentley. Derived fr. Old English element. "Bent grass meadow." Lee was favored as a birth name in the 1890s and is now less common, with Lee becoming somewhat dated. Unisex name.
Lee4▼, var. Leigh1, Lea
Based on Old English element. "Pasture or meadow." Adoption of Lee, Leigh, etc. as baby names in 2018 was down 2.5% compared to 2017.
Leigh2, Lee5▼
Forms of Farley. From Old English language. "Fern wood." Lee (TOP 1%) and Leigh (2%) exist often as surnames.
Lee6▼
Form of Ashley. Based on Old English element. "Ash meadow." Lee became less popular in 2018, falling -9 rankings as a boys' name to reach #689. Cross-gender use.
Leigh3, Lee7▼
Forms of Finlay. Stems fr. Scottish, Gaelic words. "Fair, white warrior." Common, with usage of 0.019% for Lee and Leigh as birth names in 2018, though lower than 0.02% a year ago.
Leeron
Var. of Liron. Based on Hebrew element. "My song." Leeron is unusual as a children's name. See also Lerone.
Leggett, var. Leggitt, Legate
Derived fr. Old French word. "One who is sent, delegate." Legate (UPPER 17%), Leggett (2%) and Leggitt (27%) appear often as surnames.
Lehman, var. Lehmann
Stems fr. German language. "Tenant, renter." Lehman is common as a boys' name compared to Lehmann.
Leif▲
Derived fr. Scandinavian element. "Heir; loved." Popular as a birth name, Leif is similar to the conventional Levi.
Leigh4
Var. of Hadley. Source fr. Old English. "Heather meadow." Gender-neutral name. A somewhat offbeat birth name, Leigh is found more commonly as a surname.
Leighton▲, var. Leyton
Origin fr. Old English language. "Meadow settlement." Leighton has been the most prevalent.
Leith
Source fr. Scottish, Gaelic elements. "Broad river." Also a girls' name. Outside Top 2000.
Quick Reference
Summary Index of names [and variants] for Le- names for boys.
1. Le- - LeithLe- [Levon, Levell, Lesean, Lewayne, Levelle, Leshawn, ..], Leander▼ [Leo▲, Lee▼, Leandro▲, Leanther, Leandros, Leiandros, ..], Leary, Lebrun [Lebron], Lech, Lydell [Ledell], Lidon [Ledon, Leedon], Bradley [Lee▼], Bentley [Lee▼], Lee▼ [Lea, Leigh], Farley [Lee▼, Leigh], Ashley [Lee▼], Finlay [Lee▼, Leigh], Liron [Leeron], Leggett [Legate, Leggitt], Lehman [Lehmann], Leif▲, Hadley [Leigh], Leighton▲ [Leyton], Leith
Leland [Le, Leyland, Leeland, Leighland], Lamar [Lemar, Lemarr], Lamont [Lemond], Lemuel▼ [Lem▼, Lemmie], Lawrence [Lenci], Lindell [Lendell, Lendall], Lennox▲ [Lenox], Lenny [Len, Lenn, Lennie, Lennell], Leo▲ [Lev▲, Leon▼, Leonel▲, Leoncio, Leontios, Leonello, ..], Leomaris, Napoleon [Leon▼, Leone], Leon▼ [Leone, Leoncio], Leonard▼ [Leonis, Leonid, Leonerd, Leonides, Leonidas▲, Leonhard, ..], Leonardo▲, Lionel [Leonel▲, Leonello], Leopold [Leo▲, Leupold, Leopoldo], Leron, Leroux, Leroy▼ [Lee▼, Leroi, Leeroy], Lysander [Lesandro]
Leslie▼ [Les, Lezly, Lesly, Lesley, Leslee, Leslea], Lester▼ [Les, Leicester], Lev▲, Levander, Levant, Laverne [Levern, Leverne], Levi▲ [Levy, Levon, Levin, Levey], Leviticus, Levon, Llewellyn [Lew▼, Lewellyn, Lewellen], Louis [Lew▼, Lewis▼, Lewes], Aloysius [Lewis▼], Lewis▼ [Lew▼], Alexander [Lex, Lexo], Lexer [Lex, Lexo, Lexus, Lexis], Lexus
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