Girl Names Starting With L

Purity and innocence, derived from the lily flower symbolizing these qualities.

Lily, derived from Latin 'lilium' meaning the lily flower, symbolizing purity.

Lily; symbolizes purity and innocence

Combination of Liliana (lily) and Rose; symbolizes flowers and beauty.

Derived from the lily flower, symbolizing purity, grace, and elegance.

Pure flower. Variant of Liliana, symbolizing innocence, beauty, and purity.

Lily; purity, innocence, and rebirth symbolized by the lily flower.

Lily flower; symbolizes purity and innocence.

A childhood diminutive of Elizabeth; a nickname meaning little Elizabeth.

Variant spelling of Lily, derived from the Latin 'lilium.' Symbolizes purity, beauty, and rebirth.

Related to lilies; symbolizes purity, beauty, and rebirth

Night creature or of the night; a variation of Lilith from Hebrew tradition.

Diminutive of Lily or Lilith, suggesting purity, innocence, and delicate beauty.

Hawaiian word for passion fruit, symbolizing tropical sweetness and exotic beauty.

Lily; symbol of purity and innocence

Lily; a flower symbolizing purity and innocence.

From Arabic layla meaning night. Represents darkness and mystery.

Variant of Lillian, derived from Latin 'Lilium' meaning lily. Symbolizes purity, innocence, and refined grace.

From the lily flower, derived from Latin lilium. Symbolizes purity and innocence.

Pure; innocent—variant of Lily derived from the lily flower.

Lily flower; symbol of purity and innocence

Lily flower; symbolizing purity, innocence, and rebirth.

Derived from the lily flower, symbolizing purity, beauty, and rebirth.

Pure or innocent; derived from the lily flower symbolizing grace and purity.

A variant of Lillian, derived from the lily flower, symbolizing purity, grace, and innocence.

Lily flower. Symbolizes purity, innocence, and refined beauty.

Lily, pure. Modern variant of Lillian, derived from Latin lilium (lily flower).

French variant of Lillian, from Latin 'lilium' meaning 'lily,' symbolizing purity and grace.

Variant of Lillian, derived from Latin lilium meaning lily flower, symbolizing purity and rebirth.

Derived from the Latin lilium meaning lily, symbolizing purity, innocence, and rebirth.

Lily, purity, and innocence; from Latin lilium meaning lily flower.

Purity and innocence; derived from Latin 'lilium' (lily flower).

Combination of Lillie (pure, flower-like) and Mae (beloved); symbolizes innocence and affection

Lily flower

Derived from Lilium, the lily flower, symbolizing purity and grace.

Derived from lily, symbolizing purity and grace with a royal -onna suffix.

A variant of Lilith, meaning 'of the night' or 'night creature' in Hebrew tradition; also connected to names meaning lily flower.

Variant of Lilith from Hebrew/Aramaic mythology, meaning 'of the night' or 'screech owl'; associated with darkness and independence.

Lily flower; pure and innocent

Variant of Liliana, derived from Latin 'lilium' (lily); represents purity and beauty

Pure lily of grace. Compound of Lily (flower) and Anna (grace).

Graceful lily; combines purity of lilies with grace.

Compound of Lily (lily flower, symbolizing purity) and Rose (rose flower, symbolizing love)

Night creature or she who brings storms. Associated with independence and mysterious power.

Pure, passion, rebirth, lily flower

Means 'lily'; derived from the flower name.

Resembling a lily; represents purity and innocence.

Lily flower combined with Anne (grace); represents beauty and elegance.

Compound name combining 'Lily' (flower symbolizing purity) and 'Belle' (beautiful).

Modern compound name combining 'Lily' (from the flower) and 'Beth' (short for Elizabeth).

Derived from the lily flower, symbolizing purity, innocence, and grace.

Combination of Lily (flower, symbolizing purity) and Mae; suggests grace and innocence.

Combination of Lily (a flower symbolizing purity, innocence, and beauty) and May (the month or name meaning 'of the goddess Maia')

Derived from the flower lily (Latin Lilium) with the feminine suffix -ona.

Variation of Lilith, relating to night or the female figure in Jewish mythology.

Can mean 'beautiful' or 'pure' in Chinese, or is a short form of Linda/Lindsey

Linden tree. A Scandinavian name derived from the linden tree.

Pretty or beautiful. Directly expresses physical beauty.

From the island of linden trees; represents nature and strength

From the linden tree island, denoting a place of lime trees.

Pretty or linden tree.

Linden tree clearing or field; evokes nature and peaceful landscapes.

From the linden tree island

Linden tree island, Scottish combining 'lind' (tree) and 'ey' (island)

From Lincoln's island, representing a geographical origin in English tradition.

From the linden tree, a symbol of protection and care.

From Old English 'lind' (linden tree) and 'ey' (island). Non-standard spelling of Lindsay.

From the island of linden trees; modern spelling of Lindsey.

Island of linden trees; derived from a place name referring to linden tree groves.

Little lion

A Chinese name meaning "delicate," "graceful," or "bell," symbolizing beauty and gentleness.

Spirit or cleverness combined with glow or rosy cloud; suggesting spiritual clarity and radiance

Vietnamese name meaning 'spirit', 'clever', or 'intelligent'.

Waterfall or linden tree in Scottish/Scandinavian tradition.

Possibly related to Scandinavian 'linn' (waterfall or rapids).

A botanical name honoring Carl Linnaeus, founder of modern taxonomy; symbolizes scientific knowledge and natural beauty.

Lime tree, twinflower, national flower

A small songbird (finch) of Europe. Used as a nature-inspired name.

Small linnet (a type of bird)

A diminutive form of Linda or Lynn, relating to water and lakes

Linden tree island; variant of Lindsay representing nature and settlement.

From the linden tree island; Scottish variant of Lindsay

Pretty; variant of Lindsay

Scottish name meaning 'lake island' from the Lindsey region.

From the island of flax; variant of Lindsay

Likely feminine form of Leon, derived from Latin 'leo' meaning lion.

My light

My light; symbolizes enlightenment and divine presence.

Lyre, the stringed musical instrument from Greek mythology.

Spanish word for lily flower, symbolizing purity and elegance.

My song; represents joy and musical expression

God is my oath, derived from Elizabeth, expressing devotion.

Combination of Lisa (God's oath) and Ann (grace), both Hebrew origins.

Blended name combining Lisa (Hebrew: 'God's oath') and Bella (Italian/Spanish: 'beautiful').

Variant of Elizabeth, meaning "God's oath" or "consecrated to God."

God's oath and of the sea. Compound of Lisa (Hebrew) and Marie (Latin).

Greek origin meaning 'defender of mankind,' a feminine variant of Alexander.

A modern blend of Lisa ('God is my oath') and Anne ('grace').

Scandinavian short form of Elisabeth; from Hebrew meaning God's oath.

French form of Elizabeth; Hebrew meaning God's oath.

Variant of Elisabeth/Elisa, Hebrew origin meaning 'God's oath' or 'God is my promise.'

Honey bee; from Greek 'melissa' meaning bee

Defender of men. From Greek alexios (defender) and aner (man).

Spanish/Portuguese form of Lisette, diminutive of Lisa, derived from Hebrew Elizabeth meaning God's promise.

Joy and gladness; a variant of Leticia, from Latin laetitia expressing happiness and celebration