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Lærke lark
Laban white
Labarna attested name of Labarna, founder of the Hittite Old…
Labayu lion (Canaanite); ruler of Shechem c. 1350 BC (Amarna…
Labhaoise Irish form of Louise: famous warrior
Labhras Irish form of Laurence: from Laurentum, laurel
Labib intelligent, sensible
Labraid speaker (labraid 'speaks'); Labraid Loingsech, legendary…
Lac Lạc (貉), as in Lạc Long Quân, the dragon lord and father of…
Lacee form of Lacey, from Lassy in Normandy
Lacey from Lassy, a Norman place name
Lachie pet form of Lachlan: from the land of lakes
Lachlan from the land of lakes (Norway)
Lachlann Scottish Gaelic, from the land of lochs, an old name for…
Laci spelling of Lacy, from Lassy in Normandy
Lacie spelling of Lacey, from Lassy, a Norman place name
Lăcrămioara lily of the valley
Lacretia form of Lucretia, a Roman family name possibly meaning…
Lacy Norman surname from Lassy, a place in Normandy
Lada harmony, beloved
Ladarius modern American blend of La- and Darius
Ladawn modern blend of La- and Dawn
Ladd servant, young man (Middle English ladde)
Laddie little lad, boy
Ladean modern blend of La- and Dean
Ladi born on Sunday
Ladislav rules with glory; Czech form of Vladislav
Ladislava feminine of Ladislav, from vladi, rule, and slava, glory
Ladon name of a Greek river and of the dragon guarding the…
Ladonna modern American blend of La- and Donna, lady
Lael belonging to God
Laertes perhaps "gatherer of people"
Laetitia joy, gladness
Lafayette from the French surname, after the Marquis de Lafayette
Lafe short form of Lafayette, from a French place name
Lagertha Latinized by Saxo; perhaps from Hladgerd, 'protective…
Lagi sky, heaven
Laguna lagoon
Lahari wave
Lahela Hawaiian form of Rachel, ewe
Lahiru rising sun
Lahja gift
Laia short for Eulàlia, 'sweetly speaking'
Laiba often explained as a maiden of paradise
Laieta Catalan diminutive of Eulàlia, well-spoken
Lailah spelling of Laila: night
Lailani form of Leilani: heavenly flowers, royal child
Laima luck, fate; Baltic goddess of fate
Laimdota given by fate; from laime 'luck' and dot 'give'; heroine of…
Laimė happiness, luck
Laimonas lucky, happy; from laimė 'luck, happiness'
Laimonis from Latvian laime, luck or happiness
Laina modern spelling of Lana or Layna
Laine wave
Lainey pet form of Elaine, a form of Helen: perhaps 'light'
Laios Laius, a king of Thebes in Greek myth; meaning uncertain
Laird landowner, lord
Laisren flame (lasair); St Laisrén of Iona, 7th c.
Laith lion
Lajos famous warrior; Hungarian form of Louis
Lajuan modern blend of La- and Juan
Lajuana modern blend of La- and Juana
Laka the Hawaiian goddess of hula and the forest
Lakambini lady, muse; title of Gregoria de Jesus of the Katipunan
Lakan paramount ruler, noble lord
Lakapati Tagalog deity of fertility and cultivated fields
Lakas strength (Tagalog)
Lakayla modern blend of La- and Kayla
Lake lake
Lakecia modern blend of La- and Kecia
Lakeisha modern American blend of La- and Keisha
Lakeith modern blend of La- and Keith
Lakeitha modern blend of La- and Keitha
Lakelyn modern blend of Lake and Lynn
Laken modern name, perhaps from 'lake' or a surname
Lakendra modern blend of La- and Kendra
Lakenya modern blend of La- and Kenya
Lakeshia modern American blend of La- and Keisha
Lakisha modern American blend of La- and Keisha
Lakota friends, allies; the Lakota people
Laksamana admiral; from Lakshmana, Rama's brother
Laksh aim, target, goal
Lakshita distinguished, marked
Lakshman having auspicious marks; Rama's loyal brother
Lakshmana having auspicious marks, fortunate
Lakshmi sign, mark of fortune; the goddess of wealth
Laksmi sign, mark of good fortune; goddess of prosperity
Lalahon Visayan goddess of fire, volcanoes and harvest
Lalaina beloved, cherished, in Malagasy
Lalawethika he makes a loud noise, the rattle; early name of…
Lale tulip
Laleh tulip
Lali ruby
Lalibela the bees recognize his sovereignty (traditional gloss);…
Lalit graceful, beautiful
Lalita playful, charming, graceful; a form of the goddess
Lalla darling; Lal Ded, the 14th-century Kashmiri mystic
Lalo pet form of Eduardo: wealthy guardian
Lam blue (藍); also forest (林)
Lamai soft, gentle
Lamar from la mare, 'the pond'
Lamarcus modern blend of La- and Marcus
Lamario modern blend of La- and Mario
Lamarion modern blend of La- and Marion
Lamark modern blend of La- and Mark
Lamassi my protective spirit; Lamassi, merchant's wife of Kanesh c.…
Lambert bright land
Lambrini from Greek lampros, bright or radiant, a name tied to Easter
Lambros from Greek lampros, bright or radiant
Lamduan lamduan, a fragrant white flower (Melodorum)
Lamech meaning uncertain
Lamees soft to the touch
Lami born on Thursday
Lamia shining, radiant
Lamija lustrous, shining
Lamine from al-Amin, the trustworthy
Lamon form of Lamont: lawman
Lamond form of Lamont, from Old Norse: lawman
Lamonica modern blend of La- and Monica
Lamont Scottish surname, from Old Norse logmadr, lawman
Lamorna from Lamorna Cove; valley by the sea
Lampito from lampein 'to shine'; Lampito, queen of Sparta, 5th c. BC
Lan flax
Lan Fang fragrant orchid (兰芳)
Lana short form of Alana or Svetlana
Lanakila victory, triumph
Lance from Germanic Lanzo (land); later linked with lance
Lancelot possibly servant, or from Germanic land; greatest knight of…
Landa Basque: field, meadow
Landan spelling of Landon: long hill
Landen long hill (Old English place name)
Lander Basque form of Leander: lion man
Landin spelling of Landon, long hill
Lando short form of Orlando: famous land
Landon long hill
Landree form of Landry, from Germanic Landric: land + power
Landrie form of Landry: ruler of the land
Landry from Landric, 'ruler of the land'
Landyn spelling of Landon, 'long hill'
Lane narrow road
Laneisha modern blend of La- and Neisha
Lanette perhaps from Welsh Linnet or Lynette; idol, nymph
Laney diminutive of Elaine, a form of Helen
Lanfen orchid (兰) + fragrance (芬)
Lang surname: tall
Langa sun
Langdon long hill (English place name)
Langi sky, heaven
Langit sky, heaven (Tagalog and Malay)
Langley long meadow
Langston English place name, long stone
Lani sky, heaven; royal
Lanie pet form of Elaine or Melanie
Laniyah modern American coinage
Lanlan orchid (兰兰)
Lanora form of Lenora (Eleanor); often linked to light
Lansing surname, possibly from Lancing: Wlanc's people
Lantz from Lanz, pet form of Lambert: bright land
Lanxin orchid heart (兰心)
Lanying orchid flower (兰英)
Laoise radiant girl, light
Laoshang attested name of Laoshang Chanyu, Xiongnu ruler c. 174 BC;…
Lapo Florentine short form of Jacopo (Jacob), held by the heel…
Laporsha modern blend of La- and Porsha
Laquan modern coinage with the prefix La- and the ending -quan
Lara a Roman nymph (Larunda); also short for Larisa
Laraba born on Wednesday
Laramie the Wyoming city, named for trapper Jacques La Ramée
Laras harmony, in tune (Javanese)
Larasati harmonious; a wife of Arjuna in Javanese wayang
Lareina Spanish la reina: the queen
Larentia attested name of Acca Larentia, foster mother of Romulus…
Larenzo form of Lorenzo: from Laurentum (laurel)
Laretta form of Loretta, from the shrine town of Loreto
Larhonda modern blend of La- and Rhonda
Larisa from the city of Larissa; a nymph of Greek myth
Larissa from the Greek city of Larissa ('citadel')
Larita modern blend of La- and Rita
Lark the lark, a songbird
Larkin from Ó Lorcáin, 'little fierce one'
Laron modern American blend of La- and Ron
Laronda modern blend of La- and Rhonda
Laroy form of Leroy: the king
Larraine form of Lorraine: from the region of Lorraine
Larry pet form of Lawrence: from Laurentum, city of laurels
Lars from Laurentius: laurel
Larsen son of Lars (Laurence: from Laurentum)
Larson son of Lars (Laurence): man from Laurentum
Larth Etruscan praenomen, possibly 'lord'; Lars Porsena (Larth),…
Larthia feminine of Larth, possibly 'lord'; Larthia Seianti,…
Larue from a French surname, the street
Lasairfhiona flame of wine
Lasandra modern blend of La- and Sandra
Lasean modern blend of La- and Sean
Lasha light (in the Abkhaz language); King Giorgi IV Lasha
Lashanda modern American blend of La- and Shanda
Lashandra modern blend of La- and Shandra (Sandra)
Lashauna modern blend of La- and Shauna
Lashawn modern American blend of La- and Shawn
Lashay modern American blend of La- and Shay
Lashell modern blend of La- and Michelle
Lashelle modern blend of La- and Michelle
Lashonda modern American blend of La- and Shonda
Lashondra modern blend of La- and Shondra
Lashun modern blend of La- and Shun (Shawn)
Lashundra modern blend of La- and Shondra
Lāsma drop (of water); from lāse
Lasondra modern blend of La- and Sondra
Lasonya modern blend of La- and Sonya
Lassana Mande form of al-Hasan, good
Lassar flame; St Lassar, 6th c.
Lasse Scandinavian diminutive of Lars (Laurence), man from…
Lassi Finnish diminutive of Lauri (Laurence), man from Laurentum,…
Lassie girl, lass; the loyal collie of fiction
Lasya graceful feminine dance of Parvati
László rules with glory; Hungarian form of Vladislav
Lata creeper, vine
Latanya modern American blend of La- and Tanya
Latara modern blend of La- and Tara
Latasha modern coinage from La- and Tasha (Natasha: born at…
Latasia modern blend of La- and Tasia
Latecia form of Leticia: joy, gladness
Lateef gentle, kind
Lateefah form of Latifa: gentle, kind
Lateisha form of Latisha (Letitia): joy
Latesha modern American blend of La- and Tisha; joy
Lateshia form of Leticia: joy, happiness
Latham at the barns (place name)
Lathan spelling of Latham, from Old Norse hlatha, barns
Laticia form of Leticia; joy
Latifa gentle, kind
Latika small creeper, tendril
Latisha form of Laetitia: joy
Latishia form of Leticia: joy, happiness
Latonia modern American blend of La- and Tonia, or from Latona,…
Latonja modern blend of La- and Tonja (Tonya)
Latonya modern American blend of La- and Tonya
Latosha modern American blend of La- and Tosha
Latoya modern American blend of La- and Toya
Latrell modern blend of the prefix La- and Terrell
Latresa modern blend of La- and Teresa
Latrice modern coinage from La- and -trice (Beatrice, Patrice)
Latricia modern American blend of La- and Patricia
Latroy modern blend of La- and Troy
Lattie pet form of Latitia (Letitia): joy, gladness
Lauma fairy; the Baltic fairy Lauma
Laur Estonian form of Laurentius: laurel
Laura laurel, a symbol of victory
Lauraine form of Lorraine, from the region named for King Lothair
Laural form of Laurel: the laurel tree
Lauralee blend of Laura and Lee
Lauran form of Lauren: laurel
Laurance form of Laurence; from Laurentum, city of laurels
Laure laurel
Laureen form of Lauren or Lorraine; laurel
Laurel the laurel tree, emblem of victory
Laurena elaboration of Laura: laurel
Laurence from Laurentum, city of laurels
Laurene form of Lauren; laurel
Laurent from Laurentum; laurel
Laurențiu from Laurentius, associated with laurel
Lauretta diminutive of Laura; laurel
Laurette diminutive of Laura; laurel
Lauri Finnish form of Laurentius: laurel
Laurice form of Laurence and Laura; laurel
Laurie pet form of Laura: laurel
Laurinda form of Laura: laurel
Laurine French form of Laura; laurel
Laurita Spanish diminutive of Laura: laurel
Lauritz Danish and Norwegian form of Laurence, man from Laurentum,…
Lauro laurel
Laury form of Laurie: laurel
Lauryn spelling of Lauren, from Laurentius 'of Laurentum', linked…
Laurynas Lithuanian form of Laurence, man from Laurentum, the laurel…
Lav piece, fragment; a son of Rama and Sita
Lava fragment, piece
Lavanya grace, beauty, loveliness
Lavell French surname, perhaps 'the valley'
Lavelle French surname, perhaps 'the valley'
Lavender the fragrant purple-flowered herb
Lavenia form of Lavinia, wife of Aeneas in Roman legend
Lavergne from a place name meaning alder grove
Lavern form of Laverne; from a French surname, linked to Latin…
Laverna Laverna, Roman goddess of thieves
Laverne from a French surname; also linked to Latin vernus, spring
Lavi lion
Lavina form of Lavinia; perhaps 'woman of Latium'
Lavinia wife of Aeneas; perhaps from the town Lavinium
Lavita la vita: the life
Lavon modern American name, perhaps from La- and Yvonne
Lavonda modern American name, a blend of La- and Vonda
Lavonne modern American name, from La- and Yvonne, yew
Lavrentiy Russian form of Laurence, man from Laurentum, the laurel…
Lávrrás Sami form of Lars (Laurence), man from Laurentum, the…
Lawal first-born; from Arabic al-awwal, the first
Lawana form of Lawanda: modern blend of La- and Wanda
Lawanda modern American blend of La- and Wanda
Lawanna form of Lawanda: modern blend of La- and Wanda
Lawayne modern blend of La- and Wayne
Lawerance form of Lawrence: from Laurentum (laurel)
Lawerence form of Lawrence; from Laurentum, laurel
Lawernce respelling of Lawrence: from Laurentum (laurel)
Lawin hawk
Lawrance form of Lawrence; from Laurentum, city of laurels
Lawren form of Lauren (Laura): laurel
Lawrence from Laurentius, man of Laurentum (town named for laurels)
Lawson from a surname, 'son of Law (Lawrence)'
Lawton settlement on a hill
Lawyer word name: lawyer
Laxmi goddess of wealth and fortune
Layal nights
Layan softness, gentleness
Laycee form of Lacey, from Lassy in Normandy
Layla night; Layla of the poem Layla and Majnun
Laylah spelling of Layla: night
Laylani modern blend of Layla and Leilani
Laymon surname from Middle English leofman: sweetheart, beloved one
Layna modern spelling of Lena or Laney
Laynee form of Lainey (Elaine): light
Lazar God has helped; form of Lazarus (from Eleazar)
Lazare God has helped
Lázaro God has helped
Lazaros Greek form of Lazarus, God has helped
Lazarus God has helped; raised from the dead by Jesus
Lazer Yiddish form of Eliezer (Lazarus): God has helped
Laziz delicious, sweet (Uzbek)
Lazo diminutive of Lazar (Lazarus), God has helped
Le happy, joyful (乐)
Lea form of Leah, perhaps 'weary' or 'wild cow'
Leah perhaps 'weary, delicate' or 'wild cow'; first wife of Jacob
Leaha form of Leah: weary
Leana modern blend of Lee and Ana, or a form of Liana
Leander lion man
Leandra feminine of Leander: lion man
Leandre lion man
Leandrea feminine of Leandro: lion man
Leandrew modern blend of Le- and Andrew
Leandro lion man
Leann blend of Lee and Ann
Leanna blend of Lee and Anna, or a form of Liana
Leanne blend of Lee and Anne
Leanord form of Leonard: brave lion
Lear from the legendary king Lear (Llyr): the sea
Leasa form of Lisa, short for Elizabeth: my God is an oath
Leatha form of Letha; perhaps from Lethe, forgetfulness
Leatrice blend of Leah and Beatrice
Leberecht Pietist German name meaning live rightly
Lebna Dengel incense of the Virgin (Ge'ez); Ethiopian emperor c. 1508 AD
Lebogang be thankful
Lebohang be thankful, in Sotho
Lebone lamp, light
Lech meaning uncertain; legendary forefather of the Poles…
Lechosław from Lech, the legendary forefather of the Poles, and…
Lecia short form of Alecia (Alice): noble
Leda possibly 'woman' (Lycian)
Ledger from the English word ledger: account book
Lee meadow, clearing (Old English leah)
Leea form of Leah, perhaps 'weary'
Leeann blend of Lee and Ann
Leeanna blend of Lee and Anna
Leela divine play
Leeland spelling of Leland: fallow land
Leeloo coined by Luc Besson for The Fifth Element
Leen tenderness, softness
Leena short form of Helena: light
Leesa form of Lisa; my God is an oath
Leevi Finnish form of Levi: joined, attached
Leeza form of Lisa, short for Elizabeth: my God is an oath
Lefika rock
Lefkothea from Greek leukos, white, and thea, goddess
Lefteris free; short for Eleftherios
Legacy legacy, inheritance
Legend the word legend, a famous traditional story
Legolas coined by J. R. R. Tolkien; Sindarin "green leaf"
Legrand the great, the tall
Leheng hero
Lehman feudal tenant, vassal (German Lehnmann)
Lei garland of flowers; beloved child
Leia coined by George Lucas for Star Wars
Leidy Spanish respelling of English lady
Leif heir, descendant; Leif Erikson
Leigh meadow, clearing (Old English leah)
Leigha elaboration of Leigh: meadow, clearing
Leighann blend of Leigh and Ann; meadow and grace
Leighanna blend of Leigh and Anna
Leighanne modern blend of Leigh and Anne
Leighla form of Leila: night
Leighton leek or herb garden settlement
Leilah spelling of Leila: night
Leilani heavenly lei; heavenly flowers
Leilany spelling of Leilani: heavenly flower garland
Leire from the Monastery of Leyre in Navarre
Leisa form of Lisa; my God is an oath
Lejla night; Bosnian form of Layla
Leka Albanian form of Alexander, 'defender of the people'
Lekha writing, line
Lela a popular Georgian girls' name, from Leila 'night'
Lelan form of Leland: fallow land
Leland English surname, fallow land
Lele happy, joyful (乐乐)
Leliana coined by BioWare for Dragon Age: Origins
Lelouch coined by Sunrise for Code Geass
Lelya Slavic spring maiden goddess, said to be daughter of Lada
Lem short form of Lemuel: devoted to God
Leman Middle English leman: sweetheart, lover
Lemar form of Lamar, from La Mare: the pond
Lembit from Lembitu, an Estonian elder who fought the crusaders;…
Lemlem fertile, green, flourishing
Lemmikki forget-me-not
Lemminki love, amour
Lemon surname from Old English leofman: beloved man
Lemont form of Lamont, from Old Norse: lawman
Lempi love
Lemu Mapudungun word meaning forest
Lemuel devoted to God; a king in the Book of Proverbs
Len short form of Leonard; brave as a lion
Lena short form of Helena (often linked to 'light') or Magdalena…
Lenart brave lion; Slovene form of Leonard
Lene short form of Helene or Magdalene
Leni German pet form of Helene or Magdalena
Lenin from Vladimir Lenin's pen name, probably from the Lena River
Lenina coined by Aldous Huxley for Brave New World, after Lenin
Lenita diminutive of Lena (Helena): light
Lenka Czech diminutive of Magdalena or Helena
Lenna short for Helena or Lena; "torch, light"
Lennart brave lion; Scandinavian form of Leonard
Lennie pet form of Leonard, "brave lion"
Lennon descendant of Leannán: lover, sweetheart
Lennox from the district Lennox, place of elms
Lenny pet form of Leonard: brave lion
Lenoard form of Leonard: brave lion
Lenora form of Leonora (Eleanor), of uncertain meaning
Lenord form of Leonard; brave lion
Lenore form of Eleanor
Leo lion
Leobardo from Germanic Liubhard: dear + hardy, brave; often said…
Leofgifu dear gift (lēof + gifu); Leofgifu, Anglo-Saxon noblewoman…
Leofgyth dear battle (lēof + gūþ); St Leoba (Leofgyth), missionary…
Leofric dear ruler; husband of Lady Godiva
Leofrun dear secret (lēof + rūn); Leofrun, abbess of St Mildred's,…
Leofsige dear victory (lēof + sige); Leofsige, ealdorman of Essex,…
Leofstan dear stone (lēof + stān); Leofstan, abbot of Bury St…
Leofwine dear friend
Leofwynn dear joy (lēof + wynn); attested in Anglo-Saxon charters
Leokadia bright, clear; from Greek leukos 'white, bright'
Leoma light, radiance (Old English leoma)
Leon lion
Leona feminine of Leo: lion
Leonard brave lion
Leonarda feminine of Leonard: lion-brave
Leonardo brave as a lion; artist Leonardo da Vinci
Leone lion
Leonel little lion
Leonela feminine of Leonel: little lion
Leonid son of the lion; from Leonidas
Leonidas son of the lion; king of Sparta
Leonides form of Leonidas: son of the lion
Leonie lion
Leonore form of Eleanor; possibly the other Aenor
Leontes lion-like
Leontine from Leontius: lion-like
Leontion little lioness; Leontion, Epicurean philosopher c. 300 BC
Leonzio Italian form of Leontius, lion
Leopold brave people
Lepida charming, elegant (lepidus); Aemilia Lepida, Roman…
Lera pet form of Valeria; to be strong
Lerato love, in Sotho and Tswana
Leron song is mine
Leroy le roi, 'the king'
Les short form of Leslie (perhaps 'garden of holly') or Lester…
Lesa form of Lisa, short for Elizabeth; my God is an oath
Leschi attested name of Nisqually chief Leschi, d. 1858
Lesedi light, in Sotho and Tswana
Lesego luck, blessing, in Tswana
Leshawn modern blend of Le- and Shawn
Lesia pet form of Larisa or Olexandra
Leslee form of Leslie; garden of holly
Lesleigh form of Leslie: holly garden
Lesley from the place Lesslyn, garden of hollies
Lesli spelling of Leslie, Scottish place name
Leslie from the place Lesslyn, garden of hollies or court of the…
Lesly spelling of Leslie, Scottish place name, perhaps holly…
Lestari eternal, everlasting
Lestat Anne Rice's name for The Vampire Chronicles, from French
Lester from Leicester, the English city
Lesya Ukrainian diminutive of Oleksandra, defender of the people
Leta perhaps from Latin laeta 'glad', or Greek Leto
Letecia form of Leticia: joy, gladness
Letha perhaps from Lethe, the river of forgetfulness in Greek myth
Lethabo joy, happiness, in Sotho
Leticia joy, happiness (Latin laetitia)
Letisha form of Leticia; joy
Letizia joy, gladness
Leto possibly 'hidden'; mother of Apollo and Artemis
Letta short form of names like Loretta and Violetta
Lettie pet form of Letitia; joy, gladness
Letty pet form of Letitia; joy, gladness
Leucothea white goddess; a sea goddess
Lev lion
Levan lion; Georgian form of Leon
Levente possibly 'to be, to become', or a Turkic warrior title
Leverne form of Laverne, possibly from French la verne: the alder…
Levi joined, attached; son of Jacob
Levin from Old English Leofwine: dear friend
Leviticus book of the Bible: relating to the Levites
Levon lion; kings of Armenian Cilicia
Lewie pet form of Lewis: famous warrior
Lewis from the Isle of Lewis; or form of Louis: famous warrior
Lex short form of Alexander; defender of men
Lexa short form of Alexandra: defender of men
Lexi short form of Alexandra: defender of people
Lexie pet form of Alexandra or Alexis: defender
Lexington English place name: Leaxa's farmstead
Lexis modern form of Alexis: defender
Lexy pet form of Alexandra or Alexis: defender
Leyli of the night; Persian form of Layla
Leyton leek town (Old English place name)
Lezlee form of Leslie: holly garden
Lhakpa Mercury; Wednesday-born
Lhamo goddess
Lhundup spontaneously accomplished
Li beautiful (丽) for girls; strength (力) or upright (立) for…
Liadain attested name of Liadain, Irish poet and lover of…
Liadan gray lady; poetess of the tale of Líadan and Cuirithir
Liam short for Uilliam, William: resolute protector
Lian lotus (莲)
Liang bright, light (亮); also good (良)
Liangyu good jade (良玉)
Lianhua lotus flower (莲花)
Lianna from Liane, perhaps from Juliana, or the liana vine
Lianne short form of Julianne; youthful
Liara coined by BioWare for Mass Effect
Liat you are mine
Liba beloved, love
Liban success, fortune
Libbali-sharrat the Inner City (Ashur) is queen; queen of Ashurbanipal c.…
Libbie pet form of Elizabeth; God is my oath
Libby pet form of Elizabeth: God is my oath
Liberata from Latin liberata, freed
Libertad freedom, liberty
Liberty freedom
Libor possibly 'lovely fighter' from lib 'dear' and bor 'battle'
Liborio from Liborius: free
Librada freed, delivered
Librado freed, delivered
Libulan Visayan deity of the moon
Libuše beloved; from lib 'dear'; legendary princess who founded…
Licia short form of Alicia or Felicia
Licinia from the Licinius family; Licinia Eudoxia, empress d. c.…
Lidagat Visayan goddess of the sea
Liddie pet form of Lydia: woman from Lydia
Lidia woman from Lydia
Lidiya woman from Lydia
Lieke diminutive of Angelique or Elisabeth
Lien lotus (蓮)
Liene Latvian form of Lena, a short form of Helena or Magdalena
Lientur attested name of Lientur, Mapuche war leader c. 1625;…
Liepa linden tree; also 'July' in Lithuanian
Liesel diminutive of Elisabeth: God is my oath
Lieselotte blend of Liese (Elisabeth) and Lotte (Charlotte)
Liesl pet form of Elisabeth
Liet coined by Frank Herbert for Dune
Lieve dear, beloved
Ligaya joy, happiness
Lige pet form of Elijah: my God is Yahweh
Ligeia clear-voiced, the name of a siren
Light light, brightness
Ligia form of Ligeia: clear-voiced
Lihangin Visayan god of the wind
Lihi she is mine
Lihua beautiful flower (丽华)
Liis short form of Elisabeth: God is my oath
Liisu Estonian diminutive of Elisabet, God is my oath
Lijuan beautiful (丽) + graceful (娟)
Likan Mapudungun word for a sacred quartz stone
Liko bud, leaf bud
Lila night (Arabic); lilac (Persian lilak)
Lilach lilac
Lilburn place name: Lilla's stream
Lilee form of Lily: lily flower
Lili lily
Lilia lily
Lilian from lily, or a diminutive of Elizabeth
Liliana lily
Liliane lily
Lilianna blend of Lily (the lily flower) and Anna
Lilias Scottish form of Lillian: lily
Lilibeth modern blend of Lily and Elizabeth
Liling beautiful + tinkling jade (丽玲)
Lilinoe fine mist; the goddess of mist on Mauna Kea
Lilit Armenian form of Lilith, 'of the night'
Lilith night creature, of the night
Lilja lily
Lill flower
Lilla lily; also a diminutive of Lídia
Lillee form of Lily: lily flower
Lilli lily
Lilliam form of Lillian: lily
Lillian form of Lilian; lily, or a diminutive of Elizabeth
Lilliana spelling of Liliana: lily
Lillianna blend of Lily (the lily flower) and Anna
Lillie spelling of Lily: the lily flower
Lillis form of Lily: the lily flower
Lilly spelling of Lily, the flower
Lillyan spelling of Lillian, from Lily
Lillyana spelling of Liliana: lily
Lillyann blend of Lily (the lily flower) and Ann (grace)
Lillyanna modern blend of Lily and Anna
Lilo Hawaiian word meaning 'to be lost' or 'to change'; often…
Lily the lily flower, symbol of purity
Lilyan spelling of Lillian, linked to the lily and to Elizabeth
Lilyana lily
Lilyann combination of Lily and Ann (grace)
Lilyanna blend of Lily (the lily flower) and Anna
Limbani be strong, in Chewa
Limor myrrh is mine
Limpho gifts
Lin forest, grove (林); also fine jade (琳)
Lina tender, delicate; a young palm tree
Linamandla has strength
Lincoln lake colony; Abraham Lincoln
Linda soft, tender, or linden shield; mother of the Estonian hero…
Lindani wait
Lindbergh linden mountain
Linde linden tree
Lindell surname: valley of linden trees
Lindelwa awaited, expected
Linden linden tree
Lindita the day is born; from lind 'to be born' and ditë 'day'
Lindiwe awaited, long waited for
Lindley English place name: linden-tree meadow
Lindokuhle wait for the good
Lindsay island of Lincoln; linden tree island
Lindsi form of Lindsay: island of linden trees (Old English place…
Lindsie form of Lindsay: linden tree island
Lindsy form of Lindsey; Lincoln's island or island of linden trees
Lineo gifts
Linford place name: linden or flax ford
Ling tinkling of jade; clever, exquisite (玲); also bell (铃)
Lingaraj king of lingas; Shiva of Bhubaneswar
Lingjun divine balance (ling + jun); name Qu Yuan gives himself in…
Lingling tinkling jade, clever (玲玲)
Lingxi spiritual, clever (灵) + dawn sunlight (曦)
Lingyun soaring to the clouds (凌云)
Linh spirit, soul (靈); also tinkling jade (玲)
Link English surname from Old English hlinc: ridge, bank
Linkin form of Lincoln: lake colony
Linley flax field (English place name)
Linn short form of Linnea; also linden tree
Linnea the twinflower, named after botanist Carl Linnaeus
Linnie pet form of Linda; pretty
Lino flax
Linsay form of Lindsay: island of linden trees
Lintang star (Javanese)
Linton town of lime (linden) trees or flax
Linus from Greek linon, flax
Linwood English surname, lime tree wood
Linzi form of Lindsay: island of linden trees
Linzie form of Lindsay: island of Lincoln (Old English place name)
Linzy form of Lindsay: island of Lincoln
Lionel little lion
Lior I have light
Liora my light
Lipa linden tree
Lipika script, writing, a letter
Lipit-Ishtar work of Ishtar; king of Isin c. 1934 BC, author of a law…
Lipsa desire, wish
Lir sea; Lir, father of the Children of Lir
Liran joy is mine
Liridon wants freedom; from liri 'freedom' and do 'want'
Lirije freedom
Lirim liberation, freedom
Lisa short for Elisabeth: God is my oath
Lisaann combination of Lisa (God is my oath) and Ann (grace)
Lisabeth form of Elizabeth: God is my oath
Lisamarie blend of Lisa and Marie
Lisandra feminine of Lisandro (Lysander): liberator
Lisandro liberator of men
Lisanne blend of Lisa and Anne
Lisbeth short form of Elisabeth: God is my oath
Lise short for Élisabeth: my God is an oath
Liselotte German blend of Elisabeth, God is my oath, and Charlotte,…
Lisette pet form of Élisabeth: my God is an oath
Lison pet form of Élisabeth or Louise
Lisset form of Lisette, from Elizabeth: God is my oath
Lisseth Spanish form of Lisette (Elizabeth): God is my oath
Lissette spelling of Lisette, diminutive of Elisabeth: God is my oath
Lissie pet form of Melissa (honeybee) or Elizabeth
Lital the dew is mine
Litha ray of light
Lithemba hope
Litia Fijian form of Lydia
Little small; English surname
Litzy pet form of Elizabeth via Lisa; my God is an oath
Liudas Lithuanian short form of Liudvikas (Ludwig), famous in war
Liutauras from Lithuanian liūtas, lion, and tauras, aurochs
Liutgard people's protection (liut + gard); wife of Charlemagne d.…
Liutperga people's protection (liut + berga); daughter of Desiderius,…
Liutprand people's sword (liut + brand); Lombard king d. 744…
Liuye willow leaf (liu + ye); Liuye, queen of Funan c. 1st…
Liv life; also protection
Liva life
Livia from the Roman family Livius, possibly 'bluish'
Livilla little Livia; Livilla, niece of Tiberius d. AD 31
Livingston surname from a place name: Leving's town
Liviu from the Roman family Livius, possibly 'bluish'
Liwanag light, brightness (Tagalog)
Liwayway dawn
Liwei strength (力) or upright (立) + great (伟)
Liwen Mapudungun word meaning morning or dawn
Lixin beautiful heart (丽心)
Liyab flame, blaze (Tagalog)
Liyah short form of Aaliyah, 'exalted, high'
Liyana softness, tenderness
Liying beautiful (丽) + blossom or lustrous (英, 颖)
Liz short form of Elizabeth: my God is an oath
Liza short form of Elizabeth: my God is an oath
Lizabeth form of Elizabeth; my God is an oath
Lizbeth spelling of Elizabeth: my God is an oath
Lizet form of Lisette, pet form of Elisabeth: God is my oath
Lizeth Spanish pet form of Elizabeth: my God is an oath
Lizette diminutive of Elisabeth: God is my oath
Lizzie diminutive of Elizabeth: God is my oath
Lizzy pet form of Elizabeth: God is my oath
Ljiljana lily; from ljiljan 'lily'
Ljuba love
Ljubica love; also 'violet' (the flower)
Ljubiša love; from ljub
Ljubomir love and peace; from lyub 'love' and mir 'peace'
Ljubomira love and peace
Ljupčo beloved; Macedonian name from ljub 'love'
Lleucu light, bright and dear
Llew lion; also light; Lleu of the Mabinogion
Llewelyn possibly like a lion, or leader; Llywelyn the Great
Llinos linnet, goldfinch
Llorenç from Laurentum, associated with laurel
Lloyd gray (Welsh llwyd)
Lluc Catalan form of Luke, from Lucania
Llucià Catalan form of Lucian, from Latin lux, light
Lluís Catalan form of Louis, from hlud, famous, and wig, war
Lluvia rain
Llŷr Welsh word meaning sea
Loa long, tall, distant
Loan mythical phoenix-like bird (鸞)
Lobsang noble-minded, of good intellect
Loc good fortune, prosperity (祿, Lộc)
Lochlan land of lakes, Viking
Locke Old English loca: enclosure, or lock of hair
Lodewijk famous warrior; Dutch form of Ludwig
Loegaire calf-herder (lóeg 'calf'); Lóegaire mac Néill, high king…
Loeiz Breton form of Louis, from hlud, famous, and wig, war
Loes short form of Louise: famous warrior
Lofton from a place name: farm with a loft
Logan little hollow
Logen form of Logan: little hollow
Logi flame; a fire giant in Norse myth
Lohith red
Lohrasp having swift horses; king in the Shahnameh
Loic Breton form of Louis: famous warrior
Loid variant of Lloyd, Welsh "gray"
Loida Spanish form of Lois, of uncertain meaning
Lois meaning uncertain; perhaps 'better, desirable'
Lokahi unity, harmony, agreement
Loke rose
Lokelani heavenly rose
Lokesh lord of the world
Loki possibly knot or tangle; the Norse trickster god
Lol Yucatec Maya word meaning flower
Lola diminutive of Dolores, 'sorrows'
Loleta form of Lolita (Dolores): sorrows
Lolita Spanish pet form of Dolores, "sorrows"
Loloma beautiful, good; Oraibi chief Lololma c. 1890 and jeweler…
Loma hill
Lon short form of Alonzo; noble and ready
Lona short form of Leona or Ilona
Londa short form of Yolanda: violet flower
Londen form of London, the English capital
Londiwe protected one
London the city of London; its name is of uncertain Celtic origin
Londyn spelling of London, the English capital
Londynn spelling of London, the city
Lone short form of Abelone (Apollonia)
Long dragon (龙; Vietnamese Long 龍)
Longwei dragon (龙) + mighty, great (威, 伟)
Lonnie pet form of Alonzo or Lawrence
Lonny pet form of Alonzo; noble and ready
Lono Hawaiian god of rain, fertility and peace
Lonzie pet form of Alonzo: noble and ready
Lonzo short form of Alonzo; noble and ready
Lopamudra Vedic poet-sage, wife of the sage Agastya; meaning uncertain
Lope from Latin lupus, wolf
Lora form of Laura: laurel
Lorain form of Lorraine: from the region of Lorraine
Loralee blend of Lora and Lee
Loralei form of Lorelei, legendary siren of the Rhine: luring rock
Loralie form of Lorelei, the Rhine rock of the legendary siren;…
Loran form of Lauren; laurel
Lóránt Hungarian form of Roland, famous land
Lorato love
Lorayne form of Lorraine: from the region of Lorraine
Lorcan little fierce one
Lord the title of a nobleman or lord, from Old English hlaford
Lore German pet form of Eleonore
Lorea flower
Loree form of Laurie; laurel
Lorelai from the Lorelei rock on the Rhine, home of a legendary…
Lorelei from the Lorelei, a rock on the Rhine linked to a siren…
Loreli form of Lorelei: from the Lurlei rock on the Rhine
Loren form of Laurence or Lauren, 'of Laurentum', linked to laurel
Lorena from Lorraine, the French region
Lorence form of Lawrence: from Laurentum
Lorenz from Laurentum; laurel
Lorenza from Laurentum, associated with laurel
Lorenzo from Laurentum; associated with laurel, symbol of victory
Loreto laurel grove; Our Lady of Loreto
Loretta diminutive of Laura 'laurel', or from Loreto
Lorette French diminutive of Laura: laurel
Loretto from Loreto, the Marian shrine; place of laurels
Lori pet form of Laura 'laurel' or of Lorraine
Loriann blend of Lori and Ann
Lorianne modern blend of Lori and Anne
Lorien coined by J. R. R. Tolkien for the Elven realm Lothlórien;…
Lorilee modern blend of Lori and Lee
Lorin form of Lauren or Loren; from Laurentum, laurel
Lorina form of Laurina; laurel
Lőrinc from Laurentum, linked with laurel; form of Lawrence
Lorinda blend of Laura and Linda
Lorine form of Lorraine, from the French region Lorraine
Loring from Lorraine, the French region: home of Lothar's people
Lorita diminutive of Lora (Laura); laurel
Lorna coined by R.D. Blackmore, from the place Lorne
Lorne from the district of Lorne in Argyll
Lorraine from the region of Lorraine
Lorrene form of Lorraine: from Lorraine
Lorriane form of Lorraine: from Lorraine (land of Lothair)
Lorrine form of Lorraine: from the region of Lorraine
Lorry pet form of Laurence: man from Laurentum
Loryn form of Lauren: laurel
Losa Samoan form of Rose
Losaline Tongan form of Rosaline
Losar new year
Lot covering, veil
Lothaire French form of Lothar, from hlud, famous, and hari, army
Lothar famous army
Lotta short form of Charlotte: free
Lotte diminutive of Charlotte: free
Lottie diminutive of Charlotte: free
Lotus the lotus flower
Lou pet form of Louise or Louis: famous warrior
Louann blend of Louise and Ann; famous warrior and grace
Louanna modern blend of Lou and Anna
Louanne blend of Lou and Anne
Louella blend of Louise and Ella; famous warrior
Louie pet form of Louis: famous warrior
Louis famous warrior; name of 18 kings of France
Louisa feminine of Louis, "famous warrior"
Louise famous warrior
Lounis Kabyle form of al-Anis, the companion
Loup wolf
Lourdes from Lourdes in France, site of a Marian shrine
Lourenço from Laurentum, associated with laurel
Lourie form of Laurie (Laura): laurel
Louvenia perhaps from Lavinia; uncertain
Lova heritage, inheritance, in Malagasy
Love love
Lovell English surname, little wolf
Lovely from the English word lovely: beautiful, lovable
Lovetta elaboration of Love
Lovey term of endearment: dear, loved one
Lovie from love, a term of endearment
Lovisa Swedish form of Louisa: famous warrior
Lovro from Laurentum, linked with laurel; form of Lawrence
Lowell English surname from Norman French louvel, little wolf
Lowena joy, happiness
Lowenna joy
Lowri Welsh form of Laura: laurel
Lowry pet form of Lawrence: from Laurentum (laurel)
Loy perhaps from Loyal, or short for Eloy; chosen
Loyal loyal, faithful
Loyalty the word loyalty: faithfulness
Loyce form of Lois; perhaps 'better'
Loyde form of Lloyd: gray
Loyola from the Basque place name Loiola, perhaps: muddy place
Lozen attested name of Chihenne Apache warrior and seer Lozen, c.…
Lu dew (露) for girls; road (路) for boys
Lualhati glory, heaven
Luan lion
Luana contentment, enjoyment, to be at leisure
Luann blend of Louise and Ann; famous warrior and grace
Luanne blend of Louise and Anne; famous warrior and grace
Lubaba essence, innermost part
Ľubica love; from ľub 'love'
Lubna storax tree
Lubomír love and peace
Lubomira love and peace
Luboš love; short form of Lubomír
Luc from Lucania; associated with light
Luca from Lucania; Italian form of Luke
Lucas from Lucania; Latin form of Luke
Lucca form of Luca (Luke), 'from Lucania'; also a city in Tuscany
Lucero bright star, morning star
Lucetta pet form of Lucia: light
Lucia light; St Lucy
Lucian light, from Lucianus
Luciana light, from Lucianus
Luciano light, from Lucianus
Lucie light
Luciel form of Lucille: light
Lucien light
Lucienne light; feminine of Lucien
Lucija light; form of Lucia
Lucila little light
Lucilla little light
Lucille light
Lucina Roman goddess of childbirth, from lux "light"
Lucinda elaboration of Lucia: light
Lucio light, from Lucius
Lucius light; a Roman praenomen
Lucky lucky, fortunate
Lucrezia from the Roman family Lucretius, possibly 'gain, profit'
Lucterius attested name of Lucterius, leader of the Cadurci 51 BC;…
Lucus form of Lucas: man from Lucania
Lucy light
Lucyna light; from Latin lux
Ludger people spear; Saint Ludger, apostle of the Frisians
Ludmiła favor of the people
Ludmila favor of the people; from lyud 'people' and mil 'gracious,…
Ludovic famous warrior
Ludovica famous warrior
Ludovico famous warrior
Ludovina Portuguese feminine form from Ludovico, famous in war
Ľudovít famous warrior; Slovak form of Ludwig
Ludvig famous warrior
Ludvík famous warrior; Czech form of Louis
Ludwig famous warrior; Ludwig van Beethoven
Ludwik Polish form of Ludwig, from hlud, famous, and wig, war
Lue short form of Louise or Lucy
Luella blend of Louise and Ella
Luffy coined by Eiichiro Oda for One Piece
Lugaid derived from the god Lug; Lugaid mac Con, legendary high…
Lugalbanda young king; legendary king of Uruk, father of Gilgamesh
Lugalzagesi attested name of Lugalzagesi, king of Uruk c. 2350 BC;…
Lugenia form of Eugenia: well-born
Lugh possibly light or oath; god of skill and kingship
Lughaidh related to the god Lugh, light
Lugus pan-Celtic god linked to Irish Lugh; meaning disputed…
Luigi famous warrior
Luis famous warrior; form of Louis
Luisa famous warrior
Luisana combination of Luisa (famous warrior) and Ana (grace)
Luisangel Luis (famous warrior) + Angel (messenger of God)
Luitpold bold people
Luiz Portuguese form of Louis: famous warrior
Lujain silver
Luján Marian title, from Our Lady of Luján, patroness of Argentina
Luka man from Lucania; form of Luke
Lukács Hungarian form of Luke, from Lucania
Lukas man from Lucania
Luke man from Lucania; associated with light
Lukerya Russian form of Glykeria, sweet
Lukhanyo light, enlightenment
Lukian Ukrainian form of Lucian, from Latin lux, light
Lukus form of Lucas: from Lucania
Lula pet form of Louise or Lucy; famous warrior
Lulama be gentle, be calm
Lule flower
Luljeta flower of life; from lule 'flower' and jetë 'life'
Lulu pearl
Lulwa pearl
Lulzim from Albanian lulëzim, blossoming
Lumi snow
Lumina light
Lumine coined by HoYoverse for Genshin Impact, from Latin lumen…
Luminița little light
Lumturi happiness
Luna moon; the Roman goddess of the moon
Lunafreya coined by Square Enix for Final Fantasy XV, from Luna and…
Lunathi He is with us (God)
Lundyn form of London, the English city
Luned idol, icon; short form of Eluned
Lungelo right, privilege
Lungile it is good, it is right
Luningning brilliance, radiance
Lupe short for Guadalupe, 'valley of the wolf' (Arabic-Latin)
Lupita diminutive of Guadalupe
Lupo wolf
Luqman a wise man of the Quran; perhaps 'devourer, eater'
Lur earth, land
Lura meaning uncertain, perhaps a form of Laura; laurel
Lusaber bringer of light
Lusik little light
Lusine moon
Lusungu mercy
Lut covering, veil; Arabic form of Lot
Luta red, scarlet; as in Mahpiya Luta (Red Cloud), Oglala chief,…
Lutfi kind, gentle
Luthando love
Luther people army (Lothar)
Luthien coined by J. R. R. Tolkien; Sindarin "enchantress" or…
Lutricia form of Lucretia, from a Roman clan name of uncertain…
Lutz short form of Ludwig: famous warrior
Luuk Dutch form of Luke: man from Lucania
Luvenia perhaps from love, or a form of Lavinia
Luwam calm, tranquillity
Lux light
Luyolo peace, calm
Luz light; from Nuestra Señora de la Luz
Luzmaria compound of Luz (light) and María
Lwandle sea, ocean
Lwazi knowledge
Lwin bright, shining (လွင်)
Ly lily
Lya form of Leah, often given as weary
Lyanna coined by George R. R. Martin for A Song of Ice and Fire
Lycurgus wolf-driver (lykos + ergon); legendary lawgiver of Sparta
Lyda woman from Lydia, a region of Asia Minor
Lydia woman from Lydia, a region of Asia Minor
Lydie woman of Lydia
Lyes North African form of Elias, my God is Yahweh
Lykke luck, happiness
Lyla spelling of Layla: night
Lylah spelling of Layla: night
Lyle from the island (de l'isle)
Lyllian form of Lillian, linked to lily
Lyman English surname, from a place name meaning elm or flax field
Lyn short for Lynn or Linda; Lyndis in the game
Lynae form of Lynn: lake
Lyndal place name: linden valley
Lyndall surname from a place name: lime-tree valley
Lyndee form of Lindy (Linda): pretty
Lyndel linden valley
Lyndell surname: valley of linden trees
Lyndi pet form of Linda: pretty
Lyndie pet form of Linda: pretty
Lyndon lime-tree hill (Old English place name)
Lyndsay spelling of Lindsay, island of Lincoln
Lyndsey spelling of Lindsay, from Lindsey in Lincolnshire, island…
Lyndsi form of Lindsay: linden tree island
Lyndsie form of Lindsay: island of Lincoln
Lyndsy form of Lindsay: island of linden trees
Lynelle blend of Lynn and -elle
Lynetta form of Lynette, from Welsh Eluned: idol, image
Lynette possibly from Eluned, idol; Arthurian heroine
Lynlee blend of Lynn and Lee
Lynley place name, perhaps 'flax clearing'
Lynn lake (Welsh llyn)
Lynna form of Lynn: lake
Lynnae form of Lynn: lake
Lynnda form of Linda: pretty
Lynnetta form of Lynette (Eluned): idol, image
Lynsey spelling of Lindsay, from a place name in Lincolnshire
Lynsie form of Lindsay: island of Lincoln (Old English place name)
Lynwood English surname, lime tree wood
Lynzee form of Lindsay: island of Lincoln (Old English place name)
Lynzi form of Lindsay: island of linden trees
Lynzie form of Lindsay: island of Lincoln (Old English place name)
Lyra lyre; the constellation Lyra
Lyric the word lyric, words of a song, from Greek lyra 'lyre'
Lysander liberator of men; Spartan admiral
Lysandra feminine of Lysander: liberator
Lysithea from Greek myth, a daughter of Oceanus
Lyssa from Greek lyssa: rage, frenzy; also short for Alyssa
Lyubava love, beloved; from lyub 'love'
Lyuben loving, beloved; from lyub 'love'
Lyubomir love and peace; from lyub 'love' and mir 'peace'
Lyubov love
Lyudmila favor of the people; from lyud 'people' and mil 'gracious,…