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Laele, Laelle

*Laila (Arabic) A beauty of the night, born at nightfall

Layla, Laylah

Lainil (American) A soft-hearted woman

Lainill, Lainyl, Lainyll, Laenil, Laenill, Laenyl, Laenyll, Laynil

Lais (Greek) A legendary courtesan

Laise, Lays, Layse, Laisa, Laes, Laese

Lajita (Indian) A truthful woman

Lajyta, Lajeeta, Lajeata

Lake (American) From the still waters

Laken, Laiken, Layken, Layk, Layke, Laik, Laike, Laeken

Lala (Slavic) Resembling a tulip

Lalah, Lalla, Lallah, Laleh

Lalaine (American) A hardworking woman

Lalain, Lalaina, Lalayn, Lalayne, Lalayna, Lalaen, Lalaene, Lalaena

Lalia (Greek) One who is well-spoken

Lali, Lallia, Lalya, Lalea, Lalie, Lalee, Laly, Laley

Lalita (Indian) A playful and charming woman

Lalitah, Laleeta, Laleetah, Lalyta, Lalytah, Laleita, Laleitah, Lalieta

Lamia (Greek) In mythology, a female vampire

Lamiah, Lamiya, Lamiyah, Lamea, Lameah

Lamya (Arabic) Having lovely dark lips

Lamyah, Lamyia, Lama

Lanassa (Russian) A light-hearted woman; cheerful

Lanasa, Lanassia, Lanasia, Lanassiya, Lanasiya

Lang (Scandinavian) Woman of great height

Lani (Hawaiian) From the sky; one who is heavenly

Lanikai

Lansing (English) Filled with hope

Lanseng, Lansyng

Lanza (Italian) One who is noble and willing

Lanzah, Lanzia, Lanziah, Lanzea, Lanzeah

Lapis (Egyptian) Resembling the dark-blue gemstone

Lapiss, Lapisse, Lapys, Lapyss, Lapysse

Laquinta (American) The fifth-born child

Laramie (French) Shedding tears of love

Larami, Laramy, Laramey, Laramee, Laramea

Larby (American) Form of Darby, meaning “of the deer park”

Larbey, Larbi, Larbie, Larbee, Larbea

Larch (American) One who is full of life

Larche

Lark (English) Resembling the songbird

Larke

Larue (American) Form of Rue, meaning “a medicinal herb”

LaRue, Laroo, Larou

Lashawna (American) Filled with happiness

Lashauna, Laseana, Lashona, Lashawn, Lasean, Lashone, Lashaun

Lata (Indian) Of the lovely vine

Latah

Latanya (American) Daughter of the fairy queen

Latanyah, Latonya, Latania, Latanja, Latonia, Latanea

LaTeasa (Spanish) A flirtatious woman

Lateasa, Lateaza

Latona (Latin) In mythology, the Roman equivalent of Leto, the mother of Artemis and Apollo

Latonah, Latonia, Latonea, Lantoniah, Latoneah

Latrelle (American) One who laughs a lot

Latrell, Latrel, Latrele, Latrella, Latrela

Laudonia (Italian) Praises the house

Laudonea, Laudoniya, Laudomia, Laudomea, Laudomiya

Laura (Latin) Crowned with laurel; from the laurel tree

Lauraine, Lauralee, Laralyn, Laranca, Larea, Lari, Lauralee, Lauren, Loretta

*Lauren (French) Form of Laura, meaning “crowned with laurel; from the laurel tree”

Laren, Larentia, Larentina, Larenzina, Larren, Laryn, Larryn, Larrynn

*Leah (Hebrew) One who is weary; in the Bible, Jacob’s first wife

Leia, Leigha, Lia, Liah, Leeya

Leanna (Gaelic) Form of Helen, meaning “the shining light”

Leana, Leann, Leanne, Lee-Ann, Leeann, Leeanne, Leianne, Leyanne

Lecia (English) Form of Alice, meaning “woman of the nobility; truthful; having high moral character”

Licia, Lecea, Licea, Lisha, Lysha, Lesha

Ledell (Greek) One who is queenly

Ledelle, Ledele, Ledella, Ledela, Ledel

Legend (American) One who is memorable

Legende, Legund, Legunde

Legia (Spanish) A bright woman

Legiah, Legea, Legeah, Legiya, Legiyah, Legya, Legyah

Leila (Persian) Night, dark beauty

Leela, Lela

Lenis (Latin) One who has soft and silky skin

Lene, Leneta, Lenice, Lenita, Lennice, Lenos, Lenys, Lenisse

Leona (Latin) Feminine form of Leon; having the strength of a lion

Leeona, Leeowna, Leoine, Leola, Leone, Leonelle, Leonia, Leonie

Lequoia (Native American) Form of Sequoia, meaning “of the giant redwood tree”

Lequoya, Lequoiya, Lekoya

Lerola (Latin) Resembling a blackbird

Lerolla, Lerolah, Lerolia, Lerolea

Leslie (Gaelic) From the holly garden; of the gray fortress

Leslea, Leslee, Lesleigh, Lesley, Lesli, Lesly, Lezlee, Lezley

Leucippe (Greek) In mythology, a nymph

Lucippe, Leucipe, Lucipe

Leucothea (Greek) In mythology, a sea nymph

Leucothia, Leucothiah, Leucotheah

Levora (American) A homebody

Levorah,

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