| Leny | Brave Like a Lion |
| Lenya | A bright and shining light. |
| Leo | Derived from the Latin word for lion. |
| Leoarrie | A name meaning lion of the meadow. |
| Leocadie | Derived from the Greek for bright. |
| Leod | An old name meaning people or folk. |
| Leoda | A name meaning people of the earth. |
| Leodegan | Father of Guinevere |
| Leodegrance | Meaning king of the peoples land. |
| Leodegraunce | Father of Guinevere |
| Leodora | A name meaning gift of the people. |
| Leof | An Old English word meaning dear. |
| Leofa | An Old English name meaning beloved. |
| Leofric | Dear ruler. The husband of Lady Godiva in the 11th century. |
| Leoine | A name meaning like a small lion. |
| Leola | Loyal: faithful. |
| Leolin | Oath of Belenus |
| Leoline | Leader. Lion-like. |
| Leoma | Derived from the lion, meaning brave. |
| Leon | Brave As A Lion; Lion; Form of Leo, meaning 'resembling a lion'; Lion. The lion is a figure in art and religious symbolism of many cultures: symbolizing kingliness and grandeur and courage.; From the name LEONARD; A variant of Leo: Lion. |
| Leona | Lion: lioness. Feminine of Leon. |
| Leonaldo | A brave lion, strong and courageous. |
| Leonard | Brave as a lion, bold and powerful. |
| Leonarda | A brave lioness, strong and fierce. |
| Leonardo | Lion-bold. Leonardo da Vinci is considered by many to be the most brilliant and creative men who ever lived. |
| Leonardus | Lion; Brave; Hardy |
| Leonato | Much Ado About Nothing' Governor of Messina. |
| Leonatus | Cymbeline' Posthumus Leonatus, a gentleman and husband to Imogen. |
| Leonce | Lionlike, bold, and very courageous. |
| Leonda | Lion: lioness. Feminine of Leon. |
| Leondra | Lion: lioness. Feminine of Leon. |
| Leondre | Brave as a Lion |
| Leondrea | Lion: lioness. Feminine of Leon. |
| Leone | Italian name meaning a brave lion. |
| Leonel | A young lion, brave and powerful. |
| Leonela | Lion: lioness. Feminine of Leon. |
| Leonelle | A young lioness, brave and strong. |
| Leonhard | Brave lion, strong and courageous. |
| Leoni | Derived from lion, meaning courageous. |
| Leonid | Derived from the Greek word for lion. |