Boy Names Starting With L
Liam leads the L names for boys: 20,818 babies received it in 2025, putting it at #1 overall. 10 of them rank inside the year's overall top 100.
| Rank | Name | Babies |
|---|---|---|
| #1 | Liam | 20,818 |
| #10 | Lucas | 10,219 |
| #12 | Levi | 9,642 |
| #14 | Luca | 8,759 |
| #19 | Leo | 8,173 |
| #33 | Luke | 6,948 |
| #53 | Logan | 5,576 |
| #69 | Lincoln | 4,703 |
| #85 | Luka | 3,873 |
| #91 | Leonardo | 3,789 |
| #117 | Lorenzo | 3,065 |
| #127 | Landon | 2,840 |
| #138 | Leon | 2,583 |
| #144 | Luis | 2,475 |
| #193 | Legend | 1,862 |
| #249 | Louis | 1,391 |
| #250 | Lane | 1,383 |
| #288 | Lukas | 1,161 |
| #289 | Lennox | 1,160 |
| #305 | Luciano | 1,118 |
| #350 | Leonel | 942 |
| #381 | Lawson | 830 |
| #406 | Leandro | 785 |
| #425 | Lucca | 757 |
| #428 | Lian | 752 |
| #433 | Lewis | 736 |
| #462 | Lucian | 670 |
| #494 | Leland | 612 |
| #510 | Leonidas | 591 |
| #520 | Lawrence | 578 |
| #554 | Ledger | 541 |
| #596 | Louie | 481 |
| #606 | Lachlan | 468 |
| #637 | Leonard | 438 |
| #644 | Lochlan | 433 |
| #659 | Lionel | 419 |
| #662 | Layne | 414 |
| #714 | Layton | 377 |
| #727 | Lee | 366 |
| #808 | Lennon | 308 |
| #862 | Lance | 279 |
| #888 | Leroy | 269 |
| #896 | Laith | 266 |
| #899 | Lucien | 265 |
| #917 | Leif | 257 |
| #957 | Legacy | 244 |
| #983 | Loyal | 233 |
| #996 | Landry | 229 |
| #1,000 | Langston | 227 |
| #1,001 | Lev | 227 |
Ranks are each name's overall position among all 2025 boy names, so the gaps between rows are real — the names in between simply start with other letters. Want a random shortlist instead? Spin L boy names in the generator, or browse the full top 100 boy names.
Other letters
Girl names for this letter: girl names starting with L.
Source: every name, rank, and count on this page comes from the U.S. Social Security Administration's national baby-names dataset (2025 data, from Social Security card applications). It is public-domain U.S. government data; names given fewer than 5 times in a year are excluded by the SSA, spelling variants are counted separately, and the data covers U.S. births only. Full caveats on the methodology page.