Liam
BoyFrom Germanic, meaning "will" or "desire".
Irish · Germanic · English
"Luis" is of Germanic origin, meaning "illustrious in battle", while "Eduardo" is of Anglo-Saxon origin, meaning "guardian of wealth".
In Pythagorean numerology, C, L and U are initials of the number 3: it's read as socially magnetic with a communicative streak, drawn to the artistic. These are traditional readings, not a rule: everyone ends up becoming who they choose to be, whatever name they carry.
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From Germanic, meaning "will" or "desire".
Irish · Germanic · English
Of Germanic origin, meaning "guardian of riches". A name borne by English kings, classic and internationally known.
Germanic · English · Spanish
Of Celtic origin, meaning "harmony" or "handsome". It is very popular in English-speaking countries and increasingly used in Spain.
Celtic · English · Germanic
A short form of Archibald, of Germanic origin, meaning "bold, precious".
Germanic · English
From Old Norse, meaning "sole ruler".
English · Scandinavian · Germanic
Of Germanic origin, meaning "master of the house".
Germanic · English
More common as a girl's name but also used for boys. Of Germanic origin, meaning "valley of the River Kent".
Germanic · English
A variant of the German Haimirich, from the Germanic "heim" ("home") and "ric" ("power" or "ruler").
Germanic · German · English