Leander is a masculine name with Greek origins, meaning "lion man. " It is derived from the Greek name Leandros, combining the elements "leos, " meaning "lion, " and "andros, " meaning "man. " In Greek mythology, Leander was a young man who swam across the Hellespont every night to meet his beloved Hero. The name signifies a brave and courageous man, often associated with qualities of strength, and nobility. Over time, the use of the name Leander has evolved, with it being adopted as a forename and surname in various cultures. It has also appeared in several fictional works and historical contexts, adding to its significance.
