The first name Luke is of Greek, Latin, Biblical origin. It is often a boy name. It has the following meaning(s):
Greek: Light Giving. from Lucania (Lucania Was a District of Ancient Italy). Luke Was the Author of the Acts of the Apostles and of the Third Gospel in the New Testament, the Patron Saint of Doctors and Arti
Latin: Light
Latin: Light, Another Form is Lucas, Cultured, Fastidious, Immaculate
Biblical: 'Luminous, White'
Similar Names Related Names
Foluke (African)
Nigerian Name Meaning 'Placed in God's Hands'
Ghoukas (Armenian)
Armenian Form of Luke
Luc (French)
Light; Illumination. Form of Luke
Luc (Welsh)
Welsh Form of Luke 'Light'
Lucas (Latin)
Form of Luke 'Light; Illumination.'
Lucas (English)
Form of Luke: Light; Illumination
Lucas (Latin)
Illumination (Lucius, Lucias, Lukas Luke)
Lucas (Greek)
Variant of Luke: Light Giving. from Lucania (Lucania Was a District of Ancient Italy)
Lucero (Spanish)
Spanish Form of Luke 'Light'
Lucian (French)
Form of Luke. 'Light; Illumination.'
Luciano (Italian)
Form of Luke. Light; Illumination
Luciano (Portuguese)
Form of Luke. 'Light; Illumination.'
Luciano (Spanish)
Form of Luke. 'Light; Illumination.'
Lucien (French)
Form of Luke. 'Light; Illumination.'
Lucio (Italian)
Form of Luke. Light; Illumination
Lucio (Spanish)
Spanish Form of Luke 'Light'
Lucio (Portuguese)
Form of Luke. 'Light; Illumination.'
Lucius (English)
Form of Luke: Light; Illumination
Lucius (Latin)
Light. Form of Luke. This Name Was Popular in Ancient Rome, and Has Been Borne by Three Popes
Lug (Welsh)
Welsh Form of Luke 'Light'
Luken (Basque)
Bringer of Light
Lukene (Basque)
Bringer of Light
Additional Names
Greek: Light Giving. from Lucania (Lucania Was a District of Ancient Italy). Luke Was the Author of the Acts of the Apostles and of the Third Gospel in the New Testament, the Patron Saint of Doctors and Arti
