Lysander

Lysander is a boy's name of Greek origin that can be interpreted as "a release of a man," "releasing men," and "liberator." Lovers of the theater may recognize this name from Shakespeare's whimsical comedy, A Midsummer Night's Dream. Like the other star-crossed lovers in the play, Lysander finds himself caught up in Puck's love potion after running away with his beloved Hermia. After a wild night in the woods, they are reunited and marry in a triple ceremony alongside their friends. You may also recall that Lysander is one of Luna Lovegood's twin sons in the epilogue of the Harry Potter series. No wonder this noble and striking name has captivated readers of literary works for centuries.