Boy Names That End with L

Rafuel

Rafuel is a unique masculine name likely derived from the Hebrew name Rafael, which means 'God has healed.' It may also be a variation of the Spanish/Portuguese Rafaelo or the Italian Raffaello. This…

Ramal

Ramal is a masculine name with multicultural origins. In Arabic, it can mean "sand" or be related to a form of divination using lines drawn in sand. In Sanskrit derivatives, it might be connected to…

Raziel

Hebrew

"secret of God"

In Jewish mysticism, Raziel is an angel known as the Keeper of Secrets. The Book of Raziel contends that he stood by God and wrote down everything that was said. The name Raziel, along with many…

Real

English word name

"existing"

Real has been around much longer than you might think — it first appeared on the charts for boys in 1918.

Refael

Refael is a masculine name of Hebrew origin, primarily used in Jewish communities. It is a variant of the name Rafael or Raphael, which means 'God has healed' or 'healing of God.' The name derives…

Refoel

Refoel is a masculine name representing a Hebrew variant of Rafael or Raphael, meaning 'God has healed' or 'healed by God.' This spelling reflects the traditional Ashkenazi Jewish pronunciation and…

Rəsul

Rəsul is a masculine name of Arabic origin, common in Azerbaijan and some other Turkic and Muslim cultures. The name means 'messenger' or 'prophet' in Arabic, making it deeply significant in Islamic…

Robel

Robel is a masculine name with Ethiopian origins, particularly common among Amharic and Tigrinya speakers. The name derives from biblical roots and means 'God has seen my suffering' or 'God has seen…

Röyal

Röyal is a masculine name that represents a stylized variation of 'Royal,' featuring the addition of an umlaut over the 'o.' The name directly derives from the English word 'royal,' meaning relating…

Rydell

Swedish

"of the woodland clearing"

This fashionable-sounding surname is surprisingly rare, considering its proximity to popular Ryder. Musical fans will recognise it as the fictional high school setting for Grease .

Sadiel

Sadiel is a masculine name with likely Hebrew and Arabic influences. In Hebrew contexts, it may derive from elements meaning 'field of God' or relate to the angel Sadiel mentioned in some mystical…

Sael

Old Norse, Icelandic

"happiness, prosperity"

Sæl is an Old Norse word used as a greeting in modern Icelandic. As an American baby name, Sael is more likely a spin on more popular choices like Gael.

Samael

Hebrew

"poison of God"

Samael is an archangel in Talmudic lore — a figure who is the accuser, seducer, and destroyer. He is often made to resemble Satan, although his jobs are not all necessarily evil (such as destroying…

Sammuel

Sammuel is a variant spelling of Samuel, a name of Hebrew origin meaning "name of God" or "God has heard." This alternative spelling with the double 'm' gives the traditional name a slightly…

Sámuel

Hungarian variation of Samuel, Hebrew

"told by God"

Sanel

Slavic, Croatian

"healthy"

Sanel is a short and sweet name commonly used in South Slavic countries. It possibly means "healthy" from the Latin sana .

Santiago daniel

Santiago Daniel combines two classic names with rich histories. Santiago, the Spanish form of Saint James, derives from the Hebrew name Ya'akov (Jacob) and means 'supplanter.' It carries strong…

Santiago gael

Santiago Gael combines two distinct cultural traditions into a melodious compound masculine name. Santiago, of Spanish origin, means 'Saint James' and references the patron saint of Spain, carrying…

Santiel

Santiel is a unique masculine name that appears to blend elements from various origins. It may be derived from the Spanish 'Santo' meaning 'saint' or 'holy', combined with the angelic suffix '-el'…

Sentinel

English from Italian

"lookout, watcher"