Girl Names Starting With L

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

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

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

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'.

Full of joy and gladness, bringing happiness and cheerfulness.

Gladness, joy, or happiness; derived from the Latin laetitia expressing positive emotion and delight.

Joy, happiness, gladness. From Latin 'laetitia.'

Variant of Letitia, from Latin meaning gladness, joy, or happiness.

Joy and gladness, from Latin laetitia

Short form of Letitia, from Latin meaning 'joy' or 'gladness', carrying connotations of cheerfulness.

Joy, gladness

A Spanish diminutive of Leticia, derived from the Latin word meaning happiness and joy.

Heart; represents love, emotion, and the center of one's being in Hebrew.

The white one; the moon

Short form of Alexandra. Greek origin meaning "defender of men" or "protector".

Defender of men; modern spelling variation of Alexandra.

Defender of men. A modern variant of Alexis, derived from the Greek Alexandra.

Variant of Lexi, diminutive of Alexandra from Greek meaning defender of men.

Defender of men. Modern spelling variant of Lexi, derived from Alexandra.

English place name derived from 'leek settlement.' Used as a given name in modern times.

Defender of men; derived from Greek Alexandra.

Defender of men.

Modern spelling variant of Lexi, short for Alexandra; from Greek meaning 'defender of men'.

Defender of men; a shortened form of Alexandra.

Weary. Associated with the biblical matriarch Jacob's first wife, symbolizing perseverance and maternal strength.

Night or dark beauty in Arabic

Night or dark beauty. Conveys mystery and elegance in Arabic tradition.

Night; Turkish and Persian variant of the Arabic name Layla.

Weary, tired; variant of the Hebrew name Leah

From the grey fort

Variant of Lesley, meaning 'gray fortress' from Scottish origin.

From the gray fortress or gray meadow

From the gray fortress

Gray fortress or garden of hollies. Variant of Leslie.

God is gracious; combination of Lee and Anne.

God's oath; devoted to God.

God's oath; pledged to God. Diminutive form of Elizabeth.

My heart; a Hebrew word meaning heart, expressing intimacy and connection.

Means 'whiteness' or 'white.' A biblical Hebrew name appearing in 1 Chronicles.

Freed or liberated one

Potentially a nickname for Alicia ('noble') or Lucia ('light'), both Latin origins.

Woman from Lydia, noble or noble birth

Short form of Lydia, meaning 'woman from Lydia,' an ancient region in Asia Minor.

From Greek meaning 'from Lydia' (ancient region in Asia Minor); associated with refinement.

Woman from Lydia, an ancient region. Represents grace and classical elegance.

God is my light. Represents divine illumination, guidance, and spiritual radiance.

Lotus flower, symbolizing purity, enlightenment, and beauty in Vietnamese culture.

God's oath; variant of Lisa, derived from Elisabeth with Hebrew roots.

God's oath, pledged to God

Pledged to God, God is my oath

German diminutive of Elisabeth, meaning God's oath or devoted to God.

God's oath. Finnish form of Elizabeth (Hebrew Elisheva).

Night, dark-haired beauty, playful

A purple flowering plant; symbolizes beauty, grace, and renewal

Divine play, from Sanskrit lila, or plural of lilac the flower.