Female Hispanic Baby Names Starting With L
These are female hispanic baby names that start with the letter L. Use the alphabet bar to switch to a different starting letter, or view all hispanic baby names.
| Name | Meaning | Gender | Recorded origin |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lala | Equivalent Of English Lara, "Famous; Cheerful." | Female | Hawaiian |
| Lali | Abbreviation Of Eulalie Well-Spoken. | Female | Spanish |
| Lalia | Abbreviation Of Eulalie Well-Spoken. | Female | Spanish |
| Lalla | Abbreviation Of Eulalie Well-Spoken. | Female | Spanish |
| Lana | Light | Female | Greek |
| Landa | Reference To The Virgin Mary | Female | Spanish |
| Landrada | Counselor. | Female | Spanish |
| Lara | Protection. Popular Surname And Place Name. | Female | Spanish |
| Lareina | The Queen | Female | Spanish |
| Larunda | Crowned With Laurels | Female | Spanish |
| Laura | Laurel | Female | Romanian |
| Laurana | The Laurel Tree Or Sweet Bay Tree Symbolic Of Honor And Victory. | Female | Spanish |
| Laurencia | Crowned With Laurels | Female | Spanish |
| Laurinda | The Laurel Tree Or Sweet Bay Tree Symbolic Of Honor And Victory. | Female | Spanish |
| Laurita | The Laurel Tree Or Sweet Bay Tree Symbolic Of Honor And Victory. | Female | Spanish |
| Lavina | Derived From The Roman Given Name Levinia. | Female | Spanish |
| Lea | Mythological Goddess Of Canoe Builders | Female | Hawaiian |
| Leala | Loyal: Faithful. | Female | Spanish |
| Leandra | Like A Lioness. | Female | Latin |
| Lee | Unisexual Name Meaning "Plum" | Female | Chinese |
| Legarre | Reference To The Virgin Mary | Female | Spanish |
| Leira | Reference To The Virgin Mary | Female | Spanish |
| Lela | Born At Night. | Female | Arabic |
| Lenora | Shining Light. Variant Of Eleanor. | Female | English |
| Leonor | Spanish Form Of Eleanor Light | Female | Spanish |
| Leonora | Light | Female | Italian |
| Lera | Reference To The Virgin Mary | Female | Spanish |
| Letitia | Happy | Female | Spanish |
| Levina | Issh | Female | English |
| Leya | Lion | Female | Indian |
| Lia | Bringer Of Good News | Female | Greek |
| Liana | Bond | Female | French |
| Lilia | Form Of Lilac; Having A Bluish Color LUBMILLA | Female | Russian |
| Liliana | Lily | Female | Italian |
| Linda | Snake | Female | German |
| Llesenia | The Gypsy Female Lead In A 1970S Soap Opera. | Female | Spanish |
| Lola | Feminine Form Of Carlos Manly: Abbreviation Of Dolores Full Of Sorrows. | Female | Spanish |
| Loleta | Feminine Form Of Carlos Manly | Female | Spanish |
| Lolita | Feminine Form Of Carlos Manly | Female | Spanish |
| Lolitta | Feminine Form Of Carlos Manly | Female | Spanish |
| Lora | See Loretta. | Female | Anglo |
| Lorda | Reference To The Virgin Mary | Female | Spanish |
| Lore | Flower | Female | Spanish |
| Lorena | Variant Of Laura Or Lora Referring To The Laurel Tree Or Sweet Bay Tree Symbo... | Female | English |
| Loretta | "Small Sage One." Variant, Lora, Exists. | Female | Anglo |
| Lourdes | Reference To The Virgin Mary | Female | Spanish |
| Louredes | Reference To The Virgin Mary | Female | Spanish |
| Luana | Graceful Battle Maiden | Female | German |
| Lucena | Illumination. Mythological Roman Goddess Of Childbirth And Giver Of First Lig... | Female | Spanish |
| Luciana | Female | Italian |
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