By Gender: • Both • Female • Male • Pop Male • Pop Female • | a | b | c | d | e | f | g | h | i | j | k | l | m | n | o | p | q | r | s | t | u | v | w | x | y | z | Name Root Definition Gender Laban Hebrew White Masculine Lamar Old German Famous Masculine Lambert Teutonic Land Bright Masculine Lamont Scandinavian Lawyer Masculine Lancelot Germanic Land Masculine Landon Old English Residence Name Masculine Landry Anglo Saxon Ruler of the Place Masculine Lane English Narrow Road Masculine Langley Old English Residence Name Masculine Lars **** Variant of Lawrence Masculine Latimer Anglo-French Occupation Name Masculine Laurence Latin Bay or Laurel Tree Masculine Lazarus Hebrew God Will Help Masculine Leander Greek Courageous Masculine Lee Old English Meadow Masculine Leighton Old English Residence Name Masculine Leith Celtic Wide Masculine Leland Old English Residence Name Masculine Lemuel Hebrew Dedicated to God Masculine Leonard or Leo or Leon Germanic Bold Lion Masculine Leo or Leon Germanic Bold Lion Masculine Leopold Teutonic Patriotic Masculine Leroy Old French Powerful King Masculine Leslie Celtic Residence Name Masculine Lester Latin Camp of the Legion Masculine Levi Hebrew United Masculine Lew Old English Refuge Masculine Lincoln Celtic-Latin Residence Name Masculine Lionel Latin Lion-like Masculine Lloyd Celtic Gray Masculine Logan Irish or Gaelic Trench or Forest Masculine Lombard Teutonic Long-Beard Masculine Lorenzo **** Variant of Lawrence Masculine Loring Old German Famous in War Masculine Lot Hebrew Veiled Masculine Louis or Lewis German Warrior Masculine Lewis German Warrior Masculine Lowell Old English Beloved Masculine Lucius Latin Light Masculine Luke Latin Luminous Masculine Lucas or Luke Latin Luminous Masculine Luther German Warrior Masculine Lyle French Island Masculine Lyndon Old English Linden Tree Masculine Lysander Greek Liberator Masculine Lacey Russian Cheerful One Feminine Lakeesha African American Variant of Leticia Feminine Lane English Narrow Road Feminine Lani Hawaiian Noble Woman Feminine Lara Latin Famous One Feminine Larina Latin Sea Gull Feminine Larissa Greek Cheerful Feminine Laura Latin The Laurel Feminine Laurel or Loralie Latin From Laurel Garland Feminine Loralie Latin From Laurel Garland Feminine Lauren **** Variant of Laura Feminine Laverna Old French Vernal or Springlike Feminine Leigh Hebrew Weary Feminine Leah or Leigh Hebrew Weary Feminine Leanne Anglo Saxon Combo of Lee & Anne Feminine Lea Anglo Saxon Meadow Feminine Lee or Lea Anglo Saxon Meadow Feminine Leilani Polynesian Flower of Heaven Feminine Lemuela Hebrew Dedicated to God Feminine Lenita Latin Gentle Feminine Leola **** Feminine of Leo Feminine Leonie Latin The Lion Feminine Leonora Greek Light Feminine Leslie Celtic Gray Fortress Feminine Leta Latin Joy Feminine Leticia Latin Joy Feminine Lexine Greek Helper of Mankind Feminine Liana French-Latin A Bond Feminine Lilah Greek The Lily Feminine Lily Greek A Lily Feminine Lil Greek A Lily Feminine Lily Greek A Lily Feminine Lilybell Latin Fair Lily Feminine Linda Latin Beautiful Feminine Linette Celtic Graceful Feminine Lindsay Old English From the Linden-tree Isle Feminine Liza Hebrew Consecrated to God Feminine Lisa or Liza Hebrew Consecrated to God Feminine Lisabet Hebrew Consecrated to God Feminine Lisette Hebrew Consecrated to God Feminine Livia Latin The Olive Feminine Lizzie Hebrew Consecrated to God Feminine Lois **** Feminine of Louis Feminine Lola Spanish Variant of Charlotte Feminine Lolita **** Variant of Lola Feminine Lorelei Teutonic Lengendary Siren Feminine Lorena Latin The Laurel Feminine Lorraine French A Place Name Feminine Louise Teutonic Famous in Battle Feminine Louisa or Louise Teutonic Famous in Battle Feminine Lucia Latin Light Feminine Luciana Latin Light Feminine Lucille Latin Light Feminine Lucinda or Lucy Latin Light Feminine Lucy Latin Light Feminine Lulu **** Variant of Louisa Feminine Luna Latin Shining Feminine Lynn Anglo Saxon A Cascade Feminine Name Root Def. From Hitchcock's Dictionary ******Names: Hebrew/Middle Eastern/Greek/Roman/Egyptian Laadah ****** to assemble together; to testify; passing over Laadan ****** for pleasure; devouring; judgment Laban ****** white; shining; gentle; brittle Labana ****** the moon; whiteness; frankincense Lachish ****** who walks or, exists, of himself Lael ****** to God; to the mighty Lahad ****** praising; to confess Lahairoi ****** who liveth and seeth me Lahmam ****** their bread; their war Lahmi ****** my bread; my war Laish ****** a lion Lamech ****** poor; made low Laodicea ****** just people Lapidoth ****** enlightened; lamps Lasea ****** thick; wise Lashah ****** to call; to anoint Lazarus ****** assistance of God Leah ****** weary; tired Lebanon ****** white, incense Lebaoth ****** lividness Lebbeus ****** a man of heart; praising; confessing Lebonah ****** same as Labana Lehabim ****** flames; inflamed; swords Lehi ****** jawbone Lekah ****** walking; going Lemuel ****** God with them or, him Leshem ****** a name; putting; a precious stone Letushim ****** hammermen; filemen Leummim ****** countries; without water Levi ****** associated with him Libnah ****** white; whiteness Libni ****** same as Libnah Libya ****** the heart of the sea; fat Linus ****** net Lo-ammi ****** not my people Lod ****** nativity; generation Lois ****** better Lo-ruhamah ****** not having obtained mercy; not pitied Lot ****** Lotan, wrapt up; hidden; covered; myrrh; rosin Lubin ****** heart of a man; heart of the sea Lucas ****** Lucius, luminous; white Lucifer ****** bringing light Lud ****** Ludim, same as Lod Luhith ****** made of boards Luke ****** luminous; white Luz ****** separation; departure; an almond Lycaonia ****** she-wolf Lydda ****** Lydia, a standing pool Lysanias ****** that drives away sorrow Lysias ****** dissolving Lysimachus ****** scattering the battle Lystra ****** that dissolves or disperses Name Root Def. 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