Girl Names Starting With L

French form of Laura, from Latin laurus meaning 'laurel tree'.

Laurel crowned; from Laurentium. Symbolizes victory and honor.

From the laurel tree; symbol of honor and victory

Crowned with laurel. Represents honor, achievement, and victory.

Related to Laura and Lauren, derived from the Latin 'laureus,' meaning 'crowned with laurel,' symbolizing honor and victory.

Diminutive of Laura, from the Latin 'laurus' meaning laurel tree. Associated with honor and victory.

From Laurentum or laurel wreaths symbolizing victory.

From the laurel tree; symbolizes victory, honor, and achievement

Feminine form related to Laurence/Lauren, meaning 'from Laurentum' or 'laurel-crowned' from Latin roots.

Combination of Laurie (from Latin 'laurus', laurel tree) and Ann (Hebrew, grace).

Related to Laura; from Latin 'laurentius' meaning laurel.

Combination of Laurie (laurel tree, symbolizing honor) and Ann (grace). Represents graceful honor and virtue.

Laurel, symbolizing victory, honor, and achievement.

Feminine form of Laurence; from the laurel tree symbolizing victory

From Laurentum, the laurel place. Feminine form of Lawrence, associated with honor and victory.

The laurel tree, symbolizing honor, victory, and achievement in accomplishment.

A form of Laurence, derived from Latin meaning 'from Laurentum' or associated with the laurel plant, symbolizing victory and honor.

Derived from Laura/Laurel, symbolizing victory, honor, and the laurel tree in classical tradition.

Variant of Larissa, Greek origin meaning 'cheerful,' or related to Laura meaning 'laurel tree,' symbolizing honor and victory.

Laurel; symbolizing honor and victory

Laurel tree; symbolizing honor, achievement, and victory.

Variant of Laura, derived from the laurel plant; symbolizes victory and honor.

Of the laurel tree; signifying honor and victory. Derived from the Latin word for laurel.

Spanish/Portuguese word for lavender flower; symbolizes purity, grace, and calm.

Grace, beauty, or elegance. A Sanskrit name celebrating refinement and aesthetic charm.

A fragrant herb symbolizing purity, serenity, and calmness.

Variant of Lavinia, a classical Latin name meaning 'from Lavinium.'

Roman goddess of thieves and crossroads. Associated with boundaries and transitions.

Modern spelling of Lavender, named after the fragrant purple flower of the Lavandula plant.

Beautiful; lovely.

Laurel wreath, victory; from Latin 'laurentius'

From Laurentius; derived from Latin, related to laurel or from Laurentum

From the laurel plant; honored.

Hindu goddess of wealth, fortune, prosperity, and abundance.

A Sanskrit name meaning dissolution, absorption, or merger of the individual soul with the universal consciousness.

Arabic name meaning 'nights' (plural of layla), evoking the beauty and mystery of the night.

From Lacy place name; derived from Old French, suggesting a connection to an estate.

Night, dark beauty, born at night

Variant of Layla/Leila, from Arabic meaning 'night' or 'dark beauty'.

Related to night; symbolizes dark beauty and evening.

Night and rose flower; darkness combined with beauty

Modern variant of Layla; means 'night' in Arabic.

Night; represents darkness, tranquility, and mystery.

A modern variant of Layla, from Arabic meaning 'night.'

God has helped. Feminine form of Lazarus, a biblical name expressing divine aid.

God has helped; the Lord is my help—feminine form of Lazarus.

Weary, meadow, delicate

Weary or weary-eyed, Hebrew origin variant of Leah.

Combination of Leah (weary) and Hannah (grace); blends Hebrew traditions of weariness and divine favor.

Weary beloved; compound of Leah (weary) and Marie (beloved).

Weary or tired; a variant form of the Hebrew name Leah.

Related to Leah, a Hebrew name meaning weary.

Heavenly flower or heavenly lei; represents beauty and celestial grace.

Lion-man. Feminine form with Greek roots suggesting strength.

Weary or graceful; variant spelling of Leah.

Bright light; variant of Eleanor and Leonora.

Bright light. A variant of Eleanor from Greek origins meaning shining or illuminating.