Baby Girl names that start with  “ L “ and their  Meaning
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Laadan
Hebrew, meaning ‘distinguished one’.
Laasya
Indian, meaning ‘graceful dancer’.
Labiba
Arabic, meaning ‘intelligent’.
Labonita
Spanish, meaning ‘beautiful’.
Lacey
(alt. Laci, Lacie, Lacy)
French, from the town of the same name.
Lachelle
American, meaning ‘sweet one’.
Ladonna
Italian, meaning ‘lady’.
Lady
English, meaning ‘bread kneader’.
Lael
Hebrew, meaning ‘belonging to God’.
Laguna
American, meaning ‘from the beach’.
Laila
(alt. Laelia, Layla, Leila, Lela, Lelah, Lelia)
Arabic, meaning ‘night’.
Laima
Latvian, meaning ‘fortunate’.
Lainey
(alt. Laine, Laney)
French, meaning ‘bright light’.
Laire
Scottish, meaning ‘like a mare’.
Laidh
Hebrew, meaning ‘lioness’.
Lajean
French, meaning ‘soothing’.
Lajita
Indian, meaning ‘truthful’.
Lake
American, meaning ‘still waters’.
Lakeisha
(alt. Lakeshia)
American, meaning ‘woman’.
Laksha
Indian, meaning ‘beautiful as a white rose’.
Lakshmi
(alt. Laxmi)
Sanskrit, meaning ‘good omen’.
Lala
Slavic, meaning ‘like a tulip’.
Lalaine
American, meaning ‘hardworking’.
Lalasa
Indian, meaning ‘like a dove’.
Lana
Greek, meaning ‘light’.
Lani
(alt. Lanie)
Hawaiian, meaning ‘sky’.
Lansing
English, meaning ‘filled with hope’.
Lantana
English, meaning ‘like a flower’.
Lanza
Italian, meaning ‘noble’.
Lara
Latin, meaning ‘famous’.
Laraine
French, meaning ‘from Lorraine’.
Larch
American, meaning ‘full of life’.
Larina
Spanish, meaning ‘queen’.
Larissa
(alt. Larisa)
Greek, meaning ‘lighthearted’.
Lark
English, meaning ‘playful songbird’.
Larkin
American, meaning ‘pretty young woman’.
Larsen
Scandinavian, meaning ‘son of Lars’.
Latanya
American, meaning ‘fairy queen’s daughter’.
Latifa
Arabic, meaning ‘gentle and pleasant’.
Latika
Hindi, meaning ‘a plant’.
Latisha
Latin, meaning ‘happiness’.
Latona
(alt. Latonia)
Roman, from the mythological heroine of the same name.
Latoya
Spanish, meaning ‘victorious one’.
Latrice
(alt. Latricia)
Latin, meaning ‘noble’.
Laudine
English, meaning ‘lady of the fountain’.
Laura
Latin, meaning ‘laurel’.
Laurel
Latin, meaning ‘laurel tree’.
Lauren
(alt. Lauran, Loren)
Latin, meaning ‘laurel’.
Laurent
French, meaning ‘graceful one’.
Lavada
American, meaning ‘creative’.
Laveda
(alt. Lavada)
Latin, meaning ‘cleansed’.
Lavender
Latin, from the plant of the same name.
Laverne
(alt. Lavern, Laverna)
Latin, from the goddess of the same name.
Lavinia
(alt. Lavina)
Latin, meaning ‘woman of Rome’.
Lavita
American, meaning ‘charming’.
Lavonne
(alt. Lavon)
French, meaning ‘yew wood’.
Le
Chinese, meaning ‘bringer of joy’.
Lea
English, meaning ‘meadow’.
Leah
(alt. Lea, Leia)
Hebrew, meaning ‘weary’.
Leandra
Greek, meaning ‘lion man’.
Leanne
(alt. Leann, Leanna, Leeann)
Contraction of Lee and Ann, meaning ‘meadow grace’.
Leba
Hebrew, meaning ‘dearly loved one’.
Leda
Greek, meaning ‘gladness’.
Ledell
Greek, meaning ‘queenly’.
Lee
(alt. Leigh)
English, meaning ‘pasture or meadow’.
Leela
Indian, meaning ‘accomplished actress’.
Legia
Spanish, meaning ‘bright’.
Lehava
Hebrew, meaning ‘fiery’.
Lei
Haiwaiian, meaning ‘a flower adornment’.
Leilani
Hawaiian, meaning ‘flower from heaven’.
Leith
Scottish Gaelic, meaning ‘broad river’.
Leitha
Greek, meaning ‘forgetful’.
Lejoi
French, meaning ‘filled with happiness’.
Lemuela
Hebrew, meaning ‘devoted to God’.
Lena
(alt. Leena, Lina)
Latin, meaning ‘light’.
Lenesha
American, meaning ‘smiles a lot’.
Lenmana
Native American, meaning ‘flute girl’.
Lenna
(alt. Lennie)
German, meaning ‘lion’s strength’.
Lenore
(alt. Lenora)
Greek, meaning ‘light’.
Léonie
(alt. Leona, Leone)
Latin, meaning ‘lion’.
Leonora
(alt. Leonor, Leonore)
Greek, meaning ‘light’.
Leora
Greek, meaning ‘light’.
Leotie
Native American, meaning ‘wildflower’.
Lerola
Latin, meaning ‘like a blackbird’.
Leslie
(alt. Leslee, Lesley, Lesli)
Scottish Gaelic, meaning ‘the grey castle’.
Leta
Latin, meaning ‘glad and joyful’.
Letha
Greek, meaning ‘forgetfulness’.
Letitia
(alt. Leticia, Lettice, Lettie)
Latin, meaning ‘joy and gladness’.
Levana
Latin, meaning ‘raised up’.
Levina
Latin, meaning ‘lightning bolt’.
Levitt
American, meaning ‘straightforward’.
Lewa
African, meaning ‘beautiful’.
Lexia
(alt. Lexi)
Greek, meaning ‘defender of mankind’.
Leya
Spanish, meaning ‘upholds the law’.
Lhasa
Indian, meaning ‘sacred’.
Li
Chinese, meaning ‘one with great strength’.
Lia
Italian, meaning ‘bringer of the gospel’.
Liana
French, meaning ‘to twine around’.
Libby
(alt. Libbie)
Shortened form of Elizabeth, meaning ‘pledged to God’.
Liberty
English, meaning ‘freedom’.
Licia
Latin, meaning ‘woman from Lycia’.
Lida
Slavic, meaning ‘loved by the people’.
Lidwina
Scandinavian, meaning ‘friend to all’.
Lien
Vietnamese, meaning ‘like a lotus’.
Liese
(alt. Liesel, Liesl)
German, meaning ‘pledged to God’.
Lieu
Vietnamese, meaning ‘willow tree’.
Ligia
Greek, meaning ‘musically talented’.
Liguria
Greek, meaning ‘music lover’.
Lila
(alt. Lilah)
Arabic, meaning ‘night’.
Lilac
Latin, from the flower of the same name.
Lilette
Latin, meaning ‘budding lily’.
Lilia
(alt. Lilias)
Scottish, meaning ‘lily’.
Lilith
Arabic, meaning ‘ghost’.
Lillian
(alt. Lilian, Liliana, Lillianna)
Latin, meaning ‘lily’.
Lilo
Hawaiian, meaning ‘generous one’.
Liluye
Native American, meaning ‘soaring hawk’.
Lily
(alt. Lillie, Lilly)
Latin, from the flower of the same name.
Lina
Arabic, meaning ‘palm tree’.
Linda
(alt. Lynda)
Spanish, meaning ‘pretty’.
Linden
(alt. Lindie, Lindy)
European, from the tree of the same name.
Lindsay
(alt. Lindsey, Linsey)
English, meaning ‘island of linden trees’.
Linette
Welsh, meaning ‘idol’.
Linn
Scottish, meaning ‘cascade of waterfall’.
Linnea
(alt. Linnae, Linny)
Scandinavian, meaning ‘lime or linden tree’.
Liora
(alt. Lior)
Hebrew, meaning ‘I have a light’.
Lirit
Hebrew, meaning ‘musically talented’.
Lisa
(alt. Leesa, Lise, Liza)
Hebrew, meaning ‘pledged to God’.
Lishan
African, meaning ‘awarded a medal’.
Lissa
Greek, meaning ‘bee’.
Lissandra
(alt. Lisandra)
Greek, meaning ‘man’s defender’.
Liv
Nordic, meaning ‘defence’.
Livia
Latin, meaning ‘olive’.
Liz
(alt. Lizzie, Lizzy)
Shortened form of Elizabeth, meaning ‘pledged to God’.
Llesenia
Spanish alternative of Yesenia, from the female lead in a 1970s soap opera.
Lleucu
Welsh, meaning ‘treasured light’.
Lo
American, meaning ‘fiesty’.
Loanna
American, meaning ‘gracious and loving’.
Lodema
English, meaning ‘provides guidance’.
Logan
Irish Gaelic, meaning ‘small hollow’.
Loicy
American, meaning ‘delightful’.
Lois
Of German origin, meaning ‘renowned in battle’.
Lojean
America, meaning ‘bravehearted’.
Lokelani
Hawaiian, meaning ‘like a small red rose’.
Lola
Spanish, meaning ‘sorrows’.
Loleen
American, meaning ‘joyful’.
Lolita
Spanish, meaning ‘sorrows’.
Lona
Latin, meaning ‘lion’.
Lora
Latin, meaning ‘laurel’.
Lomasi
Native American, meaning ‘beautiful flower’.
Lomita
Spanish, meaning ‘good woman’.
Londa
American, meaning ‘shy’.
Loranden
American, meaning ‘genius’.
Lordyn
American, meaning ‘enchanting’.
Lorelei
(alt. Loralai, Loralie)
German, meaning ‘dangerous rock’.
Lorenza
Latin, meaning ‘from Laurentium’.
Loretta
(alt. Loreto)
Latin, meaning ‘laurel’.
Lori
(alt. Laurie, Lorie, Lorri)
Latin, meaning ‘laurel’.
Lorna
Scottish, from the place of the same name.
Lorraine
(alt. Loraine)
French, meaning ‘from Lorraine’.
Lottie
(alt. Lotta, Lotte)
French, meaning ‘little and womanly’.
Lotus
Greek, meaning ‘lotus flower’.
Lou
(alt. Louie, Lue)
Shortened form of Louise, meaning ‘renowned in battle’.
Louise
(alt. Louisa, Luisa)
German, meaning ‘renowned in battle’.
Lourdes
French, from the town of the same name.
Love
English, meaning ‘love’.
Loveada
Spanish, meaning ‘loving’.
Loveanna
American, meaning ‘gracious and loving’.
Lovella
Native American, meaning ‘soft spirit’.
Lowri
Welsh, meaning ‘crowned with laurels’.
Luana
Hawaiian, meaning ‘content’.
Luanne
(alt. Luann, Luanna)
German, meaning ‘renowned in battle’.
Luba
Hebrew, meaning ‘dearly loved’.
Lucerne
Latin, meaning ‘surrounded by light’.
Lucia
(alt. Luciana)
Italian, meaning ‘light’.
Lucille
(alt. Lucile, Lucilla)
French, meaning ‘light’.
Lucinda
English, meaning ‘light’.
Lucja
Polish, meaning ‘lady of light’.
Lucretia
(alt. Lucrece)
Spanish, meaning ‘light’.
Lucy
(alt. Lucie)
Latin, meaning ‘light’.
Ludmilla
Slavic, meaning ‘beloved of the people’.
Luella
English, meaning ‘renowned in battle’.
Lulu
(alt. Lula)
German, meaning ‘renowned in battle’.
Lulubell
American, meaning ‘renowned beauty’.
Lumina
Latin, meaning ‘surrounded by light’.
Luna
Latin, meaning ‘moon’.
Lupe
Spanish, from the town of the same name.
Lur
Spanish, meaning ‘earth’.
Luvina
English, meaning ‘dearly loved’.
Lux
Latin, meaning ‘lady of light’.
Luz
Spanish, meaning ‘light’.
Lydia
(alt. Lidia)
Greek, meaning ‘from Lydia’.
Lynn
(alt. Lyn, Lynne)
Spanish, meaning ‘pretty’.
Lynton
English, meaning ‘town of lime trees’.
Lyra
Latin, meaning ‘lyre’.
Lysett
American, meaning ‘pretty girl’.
