Lysander

Meaning liberator, one who is freed
Origin Greek
Gender Boy
Popularity Moderate
Length 8
Syllables 3
Syllabification Ly-san-der

About Lysander

A name steeped in literary romance and classical strength, Lysander brings Shakespearean gravitas to the modern nursery. This distinguished choice appeals to parents who value cultural depth and historical resonance. Boys bearing this name carry with them echoes of ancient nobility and poetic sensibility. The name's three-syllable structure provides a rhythmic quality that's both memorable and pleasant to pronounce. In educational settings, Lysander often sparks interest in literature and history, potentially inspiring a lifelong love of learning. The name suggests someone with both intellectual curiosity and emotional depth, equally at home in libraries and on playing fields. Its relative rarity ensures your son will stand out without seeming outlandish. Lysander offers excellent nickname potential – from the casual "Ly" to the more formal "Sander." Parents choosing this name demonstrate their appreciation for names with substance and story. It's a choice that honors the past while preparing its bearer for a distinguished future.

Variations of Name Lysander

Lysandros
Leander
Lysandro
Lysandre
Lisandro

Nicknames for Lysander

Ly
Lys
Sandy
Sander
Lysander