Lui
Meaning of Lui
Lui is the crisp, two-syllable twist on the timeless French Louis, rooted in the Old German name Chlodowig—literally “famous warrior.” Pronounced LOO-ee, this under-the-radar gem sparkles with a blend of European elegance and modern cool. Only about eight newborns each year in the United States carry the name, keeping Lui delightfully exclusive yet steadily finding its way into the mid-900s on the popularity charts. It’s a moniker that feels like discovering a secret courtyard in Paris—a little unexpected, wonderfully charming, and impossible to forget. As a fun bonus, in Italian “lui” literally means “he,” adding an international wink. New families seeking a name that pairs classic roots with playful flair—think vintage leather jacket meets artisan coffee—will find Lui delivers personality, history, and a dash of je ne sais quoi for their son to carry proudly.
Pronunciation
English
- Pronunced as LOO-ee (/luːi/)
U.S. Popularity Chart
Notable People Named Lui
| Lui Tuck Yew - |
| Lui Giuliani - |
| Lui Villaruz - |
