Girl Names Starting With L

Life, shelter, protection

Scandinavian origin possibly meaning 'shelter,' 'protection,' or 'life'.

Olive tree; derived from Olivia, symbolizing peace and purity.

Related to Livia; possibly connected to living or vitality.

Of the olive tree; symbolizing peace and wisdom.

Olive tree, peace. Latin-rooted name conveying calm and natural beauty.

Likely derived from Latin 'livid' meaning blue or from the Livia family name.

Diminutive of Olivia or Livia; references the olive tree, symbolizing peace and wisdom.

Diminutive of Olivia, derived from Latin meaning 'olive tree', symbolizing peace and fertility.

Of the olive tree. From Latin livius (olive).

Soft and tender; derived from Arabic origins.

Arabic variant of Leila/Layla, meaning 'night' in Arabic.

Night; symbolizes mystery, tranquility, and evening.

Meaning depends on Chinese characters used; common interpretations include beautiful and jade, or beautiful and rain.

A variant of Elizabeth, meaning 'God's oath' or 'God is my promise' in Hebrew.

God is my oath; dedicated to God.

Variant of Lisette, a French diminutive of Elizabeth, meaning 'God's oath'.

Combines God's abundance (Elizabeth) with beloved or of the sea (Marie), suggesting blessed grace and affection.

Variant of Elizabeth, meaning 'God's oath' or 'God is my abundance.'

Diminutive of Elizabeth, meaning 'God's oath' or 'God is my oath'.

From Hebrew 'Elisheba' meaning God's oath or God is my oath. English diminutive of Elizabeth.

Rain; symbolizes renewal and blessing.

May derive from Hawaiian roots; possibly meaning 'calm' or 'peaceful.'

From the land of lakes; from Gaelic loch (lake) and -lin (land), variant of Lochlan

Small hollow.

Greek origin, possibly meaning 'desirable' though etymology is uncertain.

Famous warrior, renowned fighter.

Small red flower.

Lady of sorrows, strong woman

Diminutive of Laura (laurel) or Lola; used as a word-name reference to lollipop.

From Lorraine; derived from the French region of historical significance.

Alluring, seductive; from the Lorelei legend

A siren figure from Germanic legend. Symbolizes mystery and allure.

Alluring or temptress, from Germanic roots related to the legendary Lorelei of the Rhine.

Variant of Lorelei, from German mythology of the Rhine River siren, symbolizing enchantment.

Siren or water spirit from German legend; represents mystical allure

Possibly related to Lorraine, a French region; may derive from Laurentius meaning laurel-crowned.

From Lorraine, a region in France.

Knowledge, traditions, and stories passed down within a culture; collective wisdom.

Possibly from Basque or Spanish origins; related to Lorena.

Laurel; variant of Lori or Lorraine, possibly related to Latin 'laurel'.

Laurel wreath; symbol of victory and honor.

From Laurentum; derived from the Latin name Laurentia, associated with laurel trees and honor.

Associated with the legendary Lorelei of German mythology, a siren whose enchanting song captivated sailors on the Rhine River.

Variant of Lorelei, named after the legendary Rhine maiden from German folklore. Possibly derived from Old High German elements meaning 'murmur' and 'rock.'

The legendary siren of the Rhine in German mythology; symbolizes beauty, enchantment, and allure.

Alluring enchantress from German mythology.

Related to laurel, symbolizing victory and honor

Laurel-crowned; variant of Lorelei or Laurel.

Alluring enchantress or siren; from the Lorelei of German mythology and folklore.

From Laurentum; associated with laurel.

Crowned with laurel

From Lorraine or place Lorette. Associated with laurel symbolizing honor and victory.

Feminine form of Loreto, relating to the laurel plant. Associated with Laurentum in Italian tradition.

Short form of Laura or Laurel, from the laurel tree in Roman tradition.

Combination of Lori (laurel) and Ann (grace). Symbolizes honor and divine favor.

Combination of Lori (meaning 'laurel') and Anne (meaning 'grace').

Compound name: Lori (from Laura, 'laurel') and Beth (from Elizabeth, 'oath of God')

From Germanic folklore, referring to the Lorelei legend of allure and enchantment.

Related to the Lorelei siren of German folklore; symbolizing enchantment and allure.

Possibly derived from Latin 'Laurentius' (Lawrence) or from the slow loris animal name.

Related to the ancient Greek city of Larissa, symbolizing a citadel or fortress.

Laurel; a variant of Laura derived from the Latin 'laurus' tree, symbolizing victory.

From the region of Lorraine in France; symbolizes geographical heritage and continental elegance.

From the Lorraine region in France, representing a connection to the historic French region known for its cultural heritage.

From the Lorraine region of France; associated with nobility and strength.

Variant of Lorraine, a place name meaning 'from the kingdom of Lothar' or 'famous in the land.'

From Laurentum, an ancient Italian place; associated with laurel symbolizing honor

From Lorraine, a region in France; crowned with laurels

Derived from Laurentum, meaning from the laurel bush or crowned with laurel.