In all the world, Louis-Bernard (Louis-Bernard 
) is a rare male given name. The forename Louis-Bernard is habitual in Western Europe, particularly France, where it is a rare boy's name. Parts of the name also exists independently as a first name Louis, and a first name Bernard.
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| Louis-Bernard | New Zealand, United States, France, Canada |
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louis-bernard guyton de morveau French chemist and politician (1737-1816), FR (b. 1737) |
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| louis-bernard de la taste Roman Catholic bishop (1692-1754), FR (b. 1692) |
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| louis-bernard aÿral French politician (1736-1810), FR (b. 1736) |
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louis-bernard fischer FR (b. 1810) |
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| louis-bernard dufrène Peerage person ID=196555 (b. 1824) |
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| louis-bernard dancausse French rugby union player (1888-1961), FR (b. 1888) |
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| louis-bernard robitaille CA (b. 1953) |
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| louis-bernard herreboudt Newspaper publisher (1803-1874) |
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| louis-bernard saint-orens French naval officer of the War of American Independence |
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| louis-bernard mer French legal historian |
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Adam, Lechartier, Guillizzoni, Brugalieres, Robert--Clerisse, Baptiste, Antarieu, Mirallès, Lagueux, Bonneau, Batonga, Cajuste, Carcouet, Hebert, Nadeau, Joiris, Gagnon, Dubois, Robert, St-Jean, Martel, Mariau, Emery, Akoun, Alves, Bohn, Courchesne, and Robitaille