| Laurencius | Derived from Latin, meaning 'laurel tree' or 'laurel wreath' with a strong suffix. |
| Lavaine | Derived from Old French, meaning 'noble' or 'exalted' with a suffix. |
| Lelli | Old English name meaning 'youthful' or 'young' |
| Lemos | Old English name meaning 'meadow' or 'clearing' |
| Leofred | A beloved and wise counselor |
| Leomer | A famous and renowned person. |
| Leonarde | Brave as a strong lion heart. |
| Letard | Ruler of the people |
| Lienart | French name meaning 'bright' or 'shining light' |
| Lionet | French name meaning 'little lion' |
| Loth | Germanic name meaning 'armored warrior' |
| Loverich | Rich lover or lover of riches |
| Lucias | A Latin name meaning light or bright. |
| Magli | Italian name, means 'young warrior' |
| Maglorius | Derived from Old English, means 'famous warrior' |
| Manassen | Derived from Old English, means 'strong and powerful' |
| Marant | French, means 'warrior' or 'soldier' |
| Marquess | A noble rank of high status. |
| Martini | Italian, means 'of Mars' or 'warlike' |
| Mauduit | An illmannered or badly bred man. |
| Mauger | A powerful and mighty spear ruler. |
| Mede | One who is a meadow or field. |
| Melias | Derived from Greek, meaning 'honey' or 'sweet' |
| Milot | French name, possibly meaning 'soldier' or 'warrior'. |
| Mordret | Derived from the Old French name Mordret, meaning 'dark ruler'. |
| Nouis | A name meaning new wisdom. |
| Odalric | Ruler of the people |
| Oger | A name meaning spear warrior. |
| Olla | Meaning a precious ancestor. |
| Omont | Mountain dweller |
| Orenga | A person from the gold field. |
| Ottewell | Old English, meaning 'brave well' or 'strong well' |
| Paga | Derived from the Latin 'paga,' meaning 'payment' or 'wages.' |
| Patrise | Possibly derived from the Old English 'patrise,' meaning 'patrician' or 'noble.' |
| Payn | Rustic Villager |
| Peden | Means a path or a foot track. |
| Peot | Old English, means 'people' or 'nation' |
| Peota | Old English, means 'people's ruler' or 'leader' |
| Pers | Latin, means 'Persian' or 'from Persia' |
| Pinel | Derived from French, meaning 'pine tree' or 'evergreen' |