| Petricek | A small or dear version of Petr. |
| Zdenko | Follower of Saint Denys |
| Aaqlan | Combination of Arabic and Hebrew roots meaning 'noble' and 'light' |
| Aqlaan | Arabic name meaning wise or prudent. |
| Arcebaldus | Combination of Old English and Latin roots meaning 'noble' and 'bold' |
| Landsden | Derived from Old English, meaning 'noble' or 'exalted' with a suffix. |
| Lavine | Latin name meaning from the vine. |
| Leerie | Derived from Old English, possibly meaning 'clear' or 'bright' |
| Lelius | Latinized form of Old English name 'Laelius', meaning 'youthful' |
| Lendca | Old English name meaning 'heavenly' or 'divine' |
| Leofard | Old English name meaning 'beloved, dear' |
| Leofgiest | Old English name meaning dear guest. |
| Leofheah | Old English name meaning dear high. |
| Leoric | Ruler of the people |
| Leuthard | A brave and hardy folk hero. |
| Levison | Son of the people |
| Liafwine | Ruler of the people |
| Libiauo | Derived from Latin, possibly meaning 'free' or 'liberated' |
| Lienart | French name meaning 'bright' or 'shining light' |
| Lindzee | English surname meaning 'island of protection' |
| Linseyl | English surname meaning 'linen island' |
| Lovernii | Lover of the people or nation |
| Magli | Italian name, means 'young warrior' |
| Maglicunas | Derived from Old English, means 'battle spear lord' |
| Maglorius | Derived from Old English, means 'famous warrior' |
| Malcant | Derived from Old English, means 'strong and fierce' |
| Maredudd | Great lord of the sea people. |
| Margiteut | Old English, means 'pearl ruler' |
| Maslorius | Latin, means 'great lord' or 'noble ruler' |
| Masuo | Japanese, means 'masculine' or 'strong' |
| Mauger | A powerful and mighty spear ruler. |
| Arnis | Removes Darkness by Bringing Light |
| Aroun | A peaceful and calm mountain dweller. |
| Arthmail | A prince who is a strong bear. |
| Mearth | Great earth or noble earth |
| Merefin | Derived from Old English, possibly meaning 'sea edge' or 'sea boundary'. |
| Merewald | Old English name, possibly meaning 'sea ruler' or 'sea leader'. |
| Meriet | Old French name, possibly meaning 'sea gift' or 'sea treasure'. |
| Milgen | Derived from Old English, possibly meaning 'soldier' or 'warrior'. |
| Monedorigi | Derived from the Latin name Monedorigi, meaning 'ruler of the land'. |