Baby Names Starting with L

Sweetheart or beloved; from Old English leman (beloved or sweetheart)

From French 'le moine,' literally meaning 'the monk'

Love.

Bright, shining, alluring

Light; shining, bright one

Bright or shining, a variant of Lenore derived from Greek.

Bright and shining; short form of Helena

Russian name, meaning uncertain.

Gentle, smooth, and mild in manner

Feminine form related to Leon, derived from the Latin 'leo' meaning lion, symbolizing strength and courage.

Brave lion; from Germanic 'leonhard' combining 'leo' (lion) and 'hard' (brave)

Bold lion; one who is brave and lion-hearted

Modern variant of Lennox, suggesting depth and tranquility.

Dear one, lover, sweetheart

Elm grove, with many elms

Lion-hearted

Brave lion, from Germanic elements meaning 'brave' and 'lion'.

Elm tree. A Scottish place name with natural symbolism.

Bright or shining; derived from Elena/Helena through Russian diminutive forms.

Scottish place name, referring to Lenzie, a town in Scotland. Used as a given name in modern times.

Lion, brave and bold

Combination of Leo (lion) and -bardo, suggesting one who is fierce and brave.

Lionhearted, brave as a lion. Latin name conveying courage and noble strength.

People's wealth, from Germanic roots symbolizing communal abundance and riches.

Brave lion; one with the courage and strength of a lion.

Brave lion or lion-hearted. Symbolizes courage, strength, and nobility.

Brave lion, strong as a lion

Lion-like; derived from the Latin root for lion.

Lion; lion-like; brave and strong

Derived from the Latin 'leo' meaning lion, symbolizing strength, courage, and nobility.

Feminine form of Leon, meaning 'lion' in Greek, symbolizing courage and strength.

Derived from Latin 'leo' meaning lion, symbolizing courage and strength.

Derived from Leon (Latin 'Leo' meaning lion) with diminutive suffix '-ell'.

Little lioness; Italian diminutive of Leona, derived from Latin leo meaning lion

Italian diminutive form relating to lion, suggesting strength and nobility.

Feminine diminutive of Leon, meaning 'lion-like' or relating to leonine qualities.

From Latin 'leo' meaning lion; conveys strength and nobility.

Lioness; derived from Latin 'leo' meaning lion, representing strength and courage.

Derived from Greek 'leon' meaning 'lion'; symbolizes strength and courage.

Son of the lion, lion-like

Lion-like; derived from Greek 'leon' meaning lion.

Son of the lion; symbolizing courage and strength

Brave and lion-hearted; feminine form of Leon derived from the Latin word for lion

Related to lion. Signifies strength and courage.

Brave lion; a feminine form combining Germanic elements for 'lion' and 'brave' or 'bold'.

Relating to the lion; of leonine nature

Variant of Leona, from Latin 'leo' meaning 'lion.' Symbolizes courage, strength, and nobility.

Variant of Lionel, derived from Latin 'leo' meaning 'lion,' symbolizing strength and nobility.

Form of Eleanor, derived from Greek meaning 'bright light' or 'sun ray.' Associated with radiance and enlightenment.

Lion, from Greek leo

Lion-like, brave; from Latin 'leontius' meaning lion

From Greek 'leon' meaning lion, conveying courage, power, and majestic strength.

Bold people; from Germanic 'leud' (people) and 'bald' (bold)

My light; a Hebrew-inspired name combining le (my) and or (light).

Lion-like. Greek origin combining 'leo' (lion) with a suffix implying strength and courage.

Brave lion; combines strength with nobility.

From a Scottish place name; short form of Leslie.

Setswana word meaning 'light,' symbolizing brightness, guidance, and enlightenment.

From the gray meadow; Scottish Gaelic origin referring to a pastoral setting.

Grey fort or from the meadow

From the gray fortress; derived from a Scottish place name meaning 'gray' and 'fortress.'

From Lorraine, full of grace; a compound blending Scottish place heritage with Hebrew grace.

Derived from Scottish Leslie, meaning gray meadow or gray garden.

Variant of Leslie, originally meaning 'garden of hollies' or 'from the grey fortress'.