Baby names starting with L

Scottish · A surname-style name with Scandinavian roots, related to Lars or Laurence and carried into place-name use.

Scottish · A variant of Lachlan, from Scottish Gaelic meaning land of lakes or associated with Norse lands.

Greek · A variant of Leonidas, from Greek meaning lion-like, famously borne by the Spartan king.

African · Likely from African linguistic patterns, used for its melodic sound though its exact root is uncertain.

English · A playful variant of Louie, from Louis, ultimately meaning famous warrior.

Arabic · Taken from the Egyptian place name Luxor, from Arabic al-Uqsur meaning the palaces.

African · Lewhat appears to come from an African naming tradition and may express blessing, identity, or hope.

Hebrew · Likely a variant of Leah, the Hebrew biblical name often interpreted as weary or delicate.

French · A modern spelling related to Lacey, a surname-name tied to a Norman place-name.

English · Laniee is a spelling variant of Lainey or Lanie, a diminutive-style English modern name.

English · Leihana appears to be a modern invented name, likely formed for its lyrical sound rather than one fixed etymology.

English · Lilyjane is a compound English name combining Lily, the flower, with Jane, a classic feminine name.

English · Liyara appears to be a modern invented name, likely created from fashionable Li- and -ara sounds.

English · Loveleigh is a modern English word-and-suffix name built from love and the ornamental ending -leigh.

English · Lylamae is a modern combination name blending Lyla or Lila with Mae.

English · Lyryc is a creative spelling of Lyric, from Greek lyra, referring to song and musical verse.

Arabic · Laniylah likely blends Lani and Nyla-style elements, with Hawaiian-inspired sound and Arabic-linked modern naming influence.

Arabic · Leylahni appears to blend Leila, from Arabic 'night,' with a Hawaiian-inspired ending like -lani.

Latin · Liena is likely related to names like Lina or Helena, with roots linked to light, tenderness, or noble lineage.

French · Luany is likely a modern variant of Luana, a melodic name often linked to grace and happiness in modern usage.

Latin · Lunasol combines Latin luna 'moon' and sol 'sun,' making it a vivid celestial compound name.

Greek · Lyara likely draws on Lyra, the Greek lyre and constellation name, with a softened modern ending.

Irish · Lawler is an anglicized Irish surname from Ó Leathlobhair, meaning descendant of Leathlobhar.

Spanish · Leduar appears to be a rare modern variant, possibly influenced by Eduardo or Edward-related surname-style forms.

German · Leonhart is a Germanic compound meaning lion-strong or brave as a lion, related to Leonhard.

Latin · Leoniel is an elaborated form related to Leonel, from Latin leo, meaning "lion."

French · Loyale comes from the word loyal, from French and English usage, and means faithful or steadfast.

Greek · Lucasey is a modern elaboration of Lucas, a Greek-rooted name associated with Lucania and often interpreted as light-bearing.

Latin · Luxten is a modern name built around Latin lux, meaning "light," with a contemporary surname-like ending.

Greek · Lysandro is a form of Greek Lysander, usually interpreted as "liberator of men" or "one who frees men."