One of the first important decisions we will make about our baby is to choose the name he will carry throughout his life. There are many places where we can look for a little inspiration, such as nature or also, to follow some family tradition.
But if you like a particular letter, our series of baby names from A to Z can give you some ideas. Continuing with this tour of the alphabet, we share 101 girl names that start with the letter L.
- Lacrima: of Latin origin, means "tear".
- Lada: In Slavic mythology, she was the goddess of youth and beauty.
- Ladislava: of Czech origin, means "glorious rule."
- Laerke: of Danish origin, means "lark."
- Laetitia: French name of Latin origin, means "joy, happiness".
- Laia: diminutive Catalan of Eulalia, name of Greek origin that means "to speak well".
- Lakshmi: of Sanskrit origin, it means "a lucky omen." It is the name of the Hindu goddess of beauty, abundance and prosperity.
- Lala: Slavic variant of Laura.
- Lalage: of Greek origin, means "chat."
- Lalia: of Latin origin, means "speaking well."
- Wool: diminutive of Alana, female variant of Alan, which means "cheerful."
- Laoise: of Irish origin, means "light."
- Lapis: of Persian origin, means "light blue stone".
- Lara: This name has two possible etymologies. One indicates that it is a Russian diminutive of the name Larisa. The other indicates that it comes from Roman mythology and he was the name of one of the water nymphs.
- Laras: of Indonesian origin, means "calm."
- Lari: diminutive of Laura.
- Larisa / Larissa: of Greek origin, means "citadel".
- Latifah: of Arab origin, means "gentle, kind."
- Latisha: Leticia variant.
- Laura: of Latin origin, it means "laurel" or "crowned with bay leaves".
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- Lauren: English variant of Laura.
- Laurentia: Lorenzo's female variant, which means "de Laurento".
- Lauretta: Laura's diminutive Italian.
- Lavender: color and name of the plant.
- Lavinia: of Latin origin, means "de Lavinio".
- Lavra: Laura's Russian variant.
- Layan: of Arabic origin, means "gentle, gentle".
- Layla: of Arabic origin, means "night."
- Read: French name meaning "strong, brave".
- Leah: Biblical name of Hebrew origin, means "tired."
- Leandra: of Latin origin, it means "like a lioness".
- Leanira: Name of a type of butterfly.
- Gives: of Greek origin, means "happy." In Greek mythology, she was the wife of Tindáreo, king of Sparta. Zeus was in love with her and to get closer he became a swan. He had two children with him, Helena and Pollux.
- Legra: Allegra variant, which means "cheerful."
- I read: It means thunder in Chinese.
- Leia: Leah variant, which is of Hebrew origin and means "tired" or Leya variant, which is of Hindu origin and means "lion."
- Leilani: Hawaiian origin, means "heavenly flower."
- I will read: of Latin origin, means "legionnaire".
- Firewood: Elena's short form means "radiant, luminous, fire."
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- Lioness: Inspired by the name of the animal.
- Leonora: diminutive of Eleonora, variant of Elena, which means "fire, shining".
- Leonore: French variant of Leonora.
- Lerka: Russian variant of Valeria, which means "strength, health."
- Leslie: of Scottish origin, means "holly garden".
- Leta: of Latin origin, means "cheerful."
- Letha: of Greek origin, means "forgetfulness".
- Leticia / Letizia: of Latin origin, means "happiness, joy".
- Levana: It comes from Latin and means "white like the moon."
- Levia: of Hebrew origin, means "to join."
- Lexi: diminutive of Alexandra, feminine form of Alejandro, which means "defender of men".
- Lia: means "bearer of good news."
- Liana: of French origin, means "vine."
- Freedom: of Spanish origin, means "freedom".
- Lead: Lydia's equivalent in Basque.
- Lidia: of Greek origin, means "woman of Lidia".
- Lilac: of Arabic origin, means "night."
- Lilia: of Latin origin, means "lily".
- Liliana: Lilia variant.
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- Lin: Lynn variant, which derives from the Celtic "leena" and means "lake."
- Lina: of Arabic origin, means "tender."
- Cute: of Spanish origin, means "pretty."
- Lis / Lys: means "lily."
- Lisa: diminutive of Elizabeth, which is of Hebrew origin and means "consecrated to God."
- Liu: of Chinese origin, means "willow tree".
- Liv: of Nordic origin, means "life."
- Livana: of Hebrew origin, it means "the moon, white."
- Livia: of Italian origin, means "envious".
- Lizbeth: diminutive of Elizabeth.
- Lizeth / Lizette / Lisette: diminutive of Elizabeth.
- Cries: Laura's Catalan form, which means "laurel".
- Llúcia: Catalan form of Lucia.
- Loa: Hawaiian origin, means "long."
- Lola: diminutive of Dolores, referring to the pain of the virgin when her son was crucified.
- Lorda: Catalan form of Lourdes.
- Loredi: means "garden, place of flowers".
- Lorena: means "from the province of Lorraine".
- Lorenza: Latin name meaning "de Laurento".
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- Louisette: French variant of Luisa, feminine form of Luis, means "warrior".
- Lourdes: It refers to the name of the French place 'Lorde', and refers to the invocation of the Virgin of Lourdes.
- Lovella: of French origin, means "wolf".
- Lua: of Portuguese origin, means "moon".
- Luana: variant of Hannah, which is of Hebrew origin and means "grace."
- Bright Star: of Latin origin, means "light."
- Lucia: of Latin origin, it means "the one born in the light of day".
- Luciana: Lucia's variant.
- Lucie: French variant of Lucia.
- Lucrecia: female variant of Lucretius, which means "wealth."
- Lucy: English version of Lucia.
- Ludivina: of French origin, means "friend of the people".
- Ludmila: of Slavic origin, means "loved by the people".
- Louise: of Germanic origin, "famous warrior".
- Luján: of Latin origin, Marian invocation of Our Lady of Luján.
- Lukene: Luciana equivalent in Basque.
- Lumi: of Finnish origin, means "snow".
- Moon: derives from the Latin "moon", contraction of "lucina" and means "Shine", "Illuminate".
- Lutxi: Basque equivalent of Lucia.
- Light: means "the one that brings the light."
