Names starting with the letter L

Here you’ll find all the names beginning with the letter L, followed by the meaning of the name starting with a L. If the name is blue, it is a name normally given to a boy. If the name has a pink color, then it is usually given to a girl. A green name can be given to both boys and girls.

	Name	Meaning
	Latrishiah	Weary traveller
	Lattimer	Interpreter or Latin speaker
	Latycyah	Happiness
	Latymer	Occupational name, interpreter
	Latysha	Christmas Day
	Latyshah	Christmas Day
	Latyshia	Happiness
	Latysya	Happiness
	Lau	Nordic name from a place name, Laurentum
	Laua	A laurel tree or a bay tree
	Lauchlan	Variant of Lachlan.
	Lauda	praise
	Lauden	English cognate from the Latin town Laurentis
	Laudina	From the Arthurian Legend, character Laudine, the lady of the Fountain
	Laudine	Unknown
	Laudonia	praise to the house
	Laufeia	wooded or leafy island
	Lauge	From a medieval short form of the Old Norse byname Félagi.
	Laughlin	From the land of lakes
	Laughton	Man from the Hill Town
	Laul	Pet; Lovely; Beloved; Dear One; Pampered; Close to heart; A variant of Lal
	Lauma	Name of a forest spirit in Baltic mythology.
	Laumina	Latvian word for pixie.
	Launa	Unknown
	Launce	God-like; servant of the god
	Launcelot	Name from the Arthurian Legend, Knight of the round table
	Launder	People from grassy, green plain
	Launo	Possibly a Finnish diminutive of Klaus.
	Laur	Bay laurel tree
	Laura	Laurel
	Lauracy	One who lives by the laurel tree
	Laurah	Laurel Tree; Sweet Bay Tree Symbolic of Honor and Victory
	Lauraine	the bay, or laurel plant
	Laural	Laurel
	Laurale	Laurel
	Lauralee	the bay, or laurel plant
	Lauralin	Symbol of honor and victory; Laurel tree
	Lauralle	the bay, or laurel plant
	Lauralyn	Laurel
	Lauralynn	Laurel tree, symbol of honor and victory
	Lauran	From Laurentus
	Laurana	the bay, or laurel plant
	Laurance	From Laurentus
	Lauranne	from Laurentum, town name
	Laure	the bay, or laurel plant
	Laurean	From the place of laurel trees
	Laureano	Latin name meaning from the place where the laurel trees grow
	Laureat	The one who comes from town Laurentus
	Lauree	From Laurentus
	Laureen	A derivative of the name Laura, this name means 'the bay' or 'laurel plant'. Variants include Lauraine, Lauren, Laurene, Lauriane, Laurianne, Laurine, Loreen, Loren, Lorene, Lorine.
	Laurel	Laurel
	Laurela	Victorious one, crowned with laurel tree
	Laurelai	Luring rock
	Laurelin	Land Of The Valley Of Singing Gold
	Laurell	the bay, or laurel plant
	Laurella	the bay, or laurel plant
	Laurelle	the bay, or laurel plant; laurel tree
	Lauren	Laurel tree
	Laurena	the bay, or laurel plant
	Laurenah	From Laurentus
	Laurenca	from Laurentum
	Laurence	Laurel
	Laurenci	Victorious one, crowned with laurel tree
	Laurencia	Girl crowned with laurels
	Laurencius	He who wears a crown of laurels
	Laurenco	City of laurels
	Laurenda	Laurel; Bay
	Laurene	the bay, or laurel plant
	Laurenne	the bay, or laurel plant
	Laurens	Of Laurentum
	Laurent	Crowned With Laurel
	Laurentia	the bay, or laurel plant; from Laurentum
	Laurentien	He who comes from Laurentium
	Laurentin	City of laurels
	Laurentina	from Laurentum
	Laurentine	the bay, or laurel plant; from Laurentum
	Laurentino	Portuguese and Spanish form of Laurentinus.
	Laurentinus	City of laurels
	Laurentiu	Romanian form of Laurentius, meaning laurel.
	Laurentius	City of laurels
	Laurentyna	from Laurentum
	Laurentyne	from Laurentum
	Laurenz	From the place of the laurel trees
	Laurenza	from Laurentum
	Lauressa	Diminutive of Laura.
	Laurestine	the bay, or laurel plant
	Lauret	She who is pure
	Lauretha	the bay, or laurel plant
	Lauretta	the bay, or laurel plant
	Laurette	the bay, or laurel plant
	Lauri	the bay, or laurel plant
	Laurian	From the place of laurel trees
	Lauriana	Laurel; Bay
	Lauriane	the bay, or laurel plant
	Laurianna	An evergreen shrub or tree whose leaves were woven into wreaths by the ancient Greeks
	Laurianne	the bay, or laurel plant
	Lauriano	From the place where the laurel trees grow
	Laurianus	Roman name that was derived from Laurus. This was the name of a 6th-century saint, a bishop of Seville, who was martyred by the Arian Ostrogoths.
	Laurice	the bay, or laurel plant
	Lauricia	the bay, or laurel plant