Germanic Names

brave counsel (Kurt) and rock (Allan)

brave counsel; eternal ruler

staff of the Goths, royal staff

royal staff or staff of the Goths

Shining light; wise protector

servant, attendant

spear, lance

land, territory

grassy plain, land

bright, shining one; or from a surname meaning 'lane'

laurel tree, victorious; rose flower

laurel-crowned, brave as a boar

laurel-crowned ruler of the home

laurel crowned and mind/spirit

rich in war, famous warrior

laurel tree, victory; noble, free woman

laurel tree, victory; beautiful, tender

laurel tree and rose

laurel tree, industrious, striving

laurel tree, sweet

night and ray of light

Lioness and flax

Lioness and famous warrior

Possibly 'lioness' or 'noble'

from the land of the Lætas (a Germanic tribe)

Joy, noble, or from Latium

brave as a lion

lion

sun, light, or noble, famous warrior

river, flowing water

diminutive of names beginning with 'L'

Torch, bright, or free woman

bright, shining, and famous warrior

brave lion

Possibly 'lion' or 'brave people'

light, torch, or free man

bright, shining one

brave as a lion

bright, shining one

Lion strength, brave people

a combination of Lennie (lion strength) and James (supplanter)

brave as a lion

lion strength, supplanter

lion-brave, meadow

uncertain, possibly 'lion strength' or 'bright, shining'

bright, shining one

Possibly related to 'lion' or 'brave people'

bright, shining light