Girl's name with L

  • English-origin girl’s name from the lily flower

  • Latin-origin girl’s name meaning laurel or victory

  • Variant spelling of Lily, from the flower name

  • Short form of Elizabeth, meaning God is my oath

  • Latin-origin girl’s name meaning light

  • Spanish-origin girl’s name meaning pretty or beautiful

  • English form of Laura, meaning laurel or victory

  • Spanish-origin girl’s name, diminutive of Dolores

  • Hebrew-origin girl’s name meaning weary or delicate

  • Arabic-origin girl’s name meaning night

  • Slavic and English use, meaning light or little rock

  • Latin-origin girl’s name, linked to Roman mythology

  • Arabic and Sanskrit origins, meaning night or play

  • International variant of Leah, Hebrew origin

  • French-origin girl’s name meaning famous warrior

  • Cute and global; from Arabic/Latin, meaning tender.

  • Short for Helena; classic name meaning light.

  • Scottish place-name turned unisex; common for girls.

  • Ancient Greek name; from Lydia, a historic region.

  • Latin for moon; very popular modern girl's name.

  • Spanish/Italian form of Louise; means famous warrior.

  • Variant of Layla/Leila; Arabic, meaning night.

  • Used worldwide; from Juliana or the vine liana.

  • Latin name meaning light; variant of Lucy.

  • English classic from lily; sweet floral favorite.

  • Arabic form of Layla, meaning "night"; popular

  • Latin name meaning "lioness"; vintage yet strong

  • English given name from "lace"; modern and sweet

  • English combo of Lee + Anne; friendly classic

  • Diminutive of Laura/Lorraine; widely used

  • Romance-language name from "lily"; elegant

  • Cute diminutive (Louise/Lucy); also used alone

  • Given name from a surname; common in the US

  • Nickname of Elizabeth; fun and familiar

  • Short form of Elizabeth; simple and common

  • Short form of Elizabeth; Slavic and English use

  • Feminine of Louis; timeless and literary

  • Scottish-origin given name; used for girls

  • Name from French region; 20th-century fave

  • English name from "lace"; trendy and bright

  • Spanish/Italian form; means 'laurel-crowned'.

  • Variant of Lillian; tied to the lily flower.

  • Spanish/Portuguese of Letitia, meaning 'joy'.

  • Italian diminutive of Laura; classic and sweet.

  • Common international variant of Lydia.

  • Friendly nickname for Elizabeth, widely used.

  • Variant of Leah; Hebrew roots, now popular.

  • Variant of Laura; from Latin for laurel.

  • English/Welsh name meaning lake or waterfall.

  • Spanish diminutive of Dolores; common in LatAm.

  • Biblical name; Timothy's grandmother's name.

  • Diminutive of Laura/Lauren; friendly and familiar.

  • Scottish/UK feminine form of Leslie, well-known.

  • Nickname of Elizabeth; popular in US/UK.

  • Nature name from the laurel tree; classic.

  • French form of Lucy; means 'light'. A classic.

  • English nature name from the purple herb; sweet.

  • Spanish/Portuguese variant of Lucia; 'light'.

  • Variant of Lily; used in Slavic and Latin lands.

  • From ancient myth; often linked to the night.

  • Unisex nickname; short for Lenora or Elena.

  • English word name; used for girls in Philippines/India.

  • Place name turned given name; common for girls.

  • Sanskrit female name meaning 'playful, charming'.

  • Blend of Lee and Anna; friendly modern name.

  • Cute short form of Charlotte; widely used.

  • French/Czech form of Lucy; means 'light'.

  • English literary name from R.D. Blackmore.

  • From the constellation; musical, starry vibe.

  • Yes! Variant of Lily, the flower symbolizing purity.

  • German diminutive of Liselotte; girl's name.

  • Valid! Unisex name; from English surname or Chinese Li.

  • Works! Unisex; from Latin laurel (Laurentius).

  • Allowed. Unisex name derived from an English surname.

  • Yes! Common Indian name; Hindu goddess of wealth.

  • Valid. Latin name; Roman Livia or Olivia variant.

  • Okay! Diminutive of Laura/Loretta; used for girls.

  • Yes! Variant of Leanne/Liane; modern and feminine.

  • Valid; variant of Letitia meaning joy or happiness.

  • Yes, a variant of Lorraine; French place-name.

  • Rare but used in Latin America; English “noblewoman”.

  • Nature-inspired name from the lilac flower; rare.

  • Yes! Feminine form of Lee; from an English surname.

  • Valid; from Lynn/Eluned roots, familiar and classic.

  • Elegant Latin name; known from Roman tales.

  • Spanish Marian name from the French shrine.

  • Modern English word-name meaning affection.

  • Diminutive of Linda/Lindsay; used as given name.

  • From Latin Laetitia, meaning joy or happiness.

  • Nickname for Laura/Loretta; sometimes a given name.

  • English word-name meaning fortunate; rare but used.

  • International name; the feminine of Leander.

  • French-German name; variant of Lianne/Eliane.

  • Variant of Leila/Lila; also found in Georgia.

  • Lynda
  • Lorelei
  • Latoya
  • Leonor
  • Lenora

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