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 | |
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Ljube | From the Slavic element ľuby meaning "love". | |
Ljuben | Macedonian form of Lyuben. | |
Ljubena | Macedonian feminine form of Lyuben. | |
Ljubica | From the Slavic element ľuby meaning "love" combined with a diminutive suffix. It can also come from the Serbian and Croatian word ljubica meaning "violet (flower)". | |
Ljubinka | From the Slavic element ľuby meaning "love" combined with a diminutive suffix. | |
Ljubisa | From the Slavic element ľuby meaning "love" combined with a diminutive suffix. | |
Ljubo | Peace and love. | |
Ljubomir | One who loves peace. | |
Ljubov | Alternate transcription of Russian Любовь (see Lyubov). | |
Ljudevit | Means "master of the people" from the Slavic elements ľudŭ "people" and vitŭ "master, lord". This name was borne by a 9th-century leader of the Slavs in Lower Pannonia who fought against Frankish rule. | |
Ljudmil | Macedonian masculine form of Ludmila. | |
Ljudmila | A person who is favoured by the people | |
Ljupcho | Alternate transcription of Macedonian Љупчо (see Ljupčo). | |
Ljupco | Diminutive of Ljubomir. | |
Lkhagvasuren | Great Healer | |
Llacheu | The Son oh Arthur, from the Arthurian Legend | |
Llanquipan | Solitary lioness | |
Llanzo | Llanzo is the Jamaican form of Lance and means servant or God like. | |
Lleu | Light | |
Lleucu | Dear Light | |
Llew | Variant of Lleu. It can also be a short form of Llewelyn. It coincides with the Welsh word llew meaning "lion". | |
Llewela | Variant of Llewella. | |
Llewella | One whose lion-like bravery shines bright | |
Llewellyn | Leader | |
Llewelydd | A leader with the bravery like a lion's | |
Llewelyn | Variant of Llywelyn influenced by the Welsh word llew "lion". | |
Lleyke | form of LLEUCU - dear light | |
Lleyton | A settlemen in the meadow | |
Lliam | Variation of Liam which means Resolute Protection Or Irish short form of William | |
Llinos | Linnet | |
Llorenc | Catalan form of Laurentius (see Laurence 1). | |
Lloyd | Grey | |
Lluc | Catalan form of Lucas (see Luke). | |
Llucia | Catalan form of Lucia. | |
Lludd | Probably a variant of Nudd altered due to alliterative assimilation with his byname Llaw Ereint meaning "silver hand" [1]. Lludd Llaw Ereint is named as the father of Creiddylad in Culhwch and Olwen. He also appears in the Welsh tale Lludd and Llefelys as the king of Britain, the son of Beli Mawr. | |
Lluis | Catalan form of Louis. | |
Lluisa | famous warrior | |
Lluvia | Rain | |
Lluvy | Rain | |
Llwyd | A gray-haired man | |
Llygad | A person with gaying hair | |
Llyn | A woman who came from the lake | |
Llyr | He came from the sea | |
Llywarch | A leader of the horses | |
Llywellyn | Variant of Llywelyn. | |
Llywelya | Leader | |
Llywelydd | form of Llywelyn - from the ancient gods Lugos and Belinos | |
Llywelyn | Leader | |
Llywernog | A place name from a town Llywernog in Wales | |
Lmar | Pronounced as Almar, Lmar means sun. | |
Lo | A deminutive of Dolores and means Sorrow | |
Loa | Spring Bird | |
Loakhan | Man of the World; One of many names of Lord Shiva | |
Loan | Not Available | |
Loana | Good light | |
Loane | Feminine form of Elouan. | |
Loann | Variant of Elouan. | |
Loba | To Talk | |
Lobelia | A flower, known as lobelias | |
Lobhesh | One of many names of Lord Shiva representing him as supreme power in Universe | |
Lobo | Wolf | |
Loc | Bud | |
Locana | World; Universe; Earth; Indefinitely great expanse of space; All heavenly bodies | |
Locava | The writings of the God | |
Loch | Lake | |
Lochan | The eye | |
Lochana | Illuminating | |
Lochananda | Pleasure | |
Lochani | One with bright eyes. | |
Lochanpal | Protector of desire | |
Lochanpreet | One who has love for desire | |
Lochellen | From Ellen's Lake | |
Lochlainn | Means "Viking, Scandinavian" from Old Irish Lochlann, a name for Scandinavia. It means "land of the lakes", derived from loch "lake". | |
Lochlan | Derived from the Irish meaning 'home of the Norse', 'Lachlan' is also a derivative of the English name 'Lawrence'. | |
Lochlann | Variant of Lochlainn. | |
Lochlyn | Warrior of the land of lakes | |
Lock | From the land of lakes | |
Locke | Lock, Fastening | |
Locket | pendant, ornament | |
Lockhart | Fresh water fish | |
Lockie | From the land of lakes | |
Locklan | From the land of lakes | |
Lockley | Place name, name given to someone who settles outside their birthplace, surname | |
Locklyn | Land of the lakes | |
Lockwood | An enclosed forest | |
Locryn | Cornish form of Locrinus. It's the name of a region in southeastern Britain. | |
Locutus | Latin name meaning one who speaks | |
Lod | Name describing nativity, generation | |
Loday | Wisdom | |
Lodema | Guide, the one who shows the way | |
Loden | From the town by the pond | |
Lodewijk | Dutch combined name meaning Famous Warrior | |
Lodhi | name of Afghan tribe | |
Lodima | English name for a guide | |
Lodovico | Famous Warrior | |
Lodowick | Man from town Laurentum | |
Lodwig | Famous in battle | |
Lodyma | Guide, escort; occupational name for pilot | |
Lodzia | Greek name describing brightness | |
Loe | King |