Louis is a French masculine given name that originated from the Germanic tribe of the Lui, meaning 'famous warrior'. It was popularized by several medieval and early modern European monarchs, including Louis XIV of France.
In French culture, Louis is often associated with grandeur, majesty, and nobility. The name has been borne by numerous French kings and is still considered a prestigious choice for boys.
People named Louis are often seen as charismatic, confident, and adventurous individuals who exude a sense of authority and leadership.
The name Louis remains popular in France and other countries with French cultural influence. It has also gained popularity in the United States, particularly among parents seeking a classic yet stylish name.