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Female Uncommon Baby Names Starting With L

These are female uncommon baby names that start with the letter L. Use the alphabet bar to switch to a different starting letter, or view all uncommon baby names.

NameMeaningGenderRecorded origin
Lacy Derived From Lacey Which Is A French Nobleman's Surname Brought To British Is... Female French
Lael Belonging To God. Traditional Male Biblical Name. Female Hebrew
Laine Path: Roadway. Variant Of Surnames Lane And Laine. Female English
Lainey Beautiful Lady Of The Land Female English
Lakeisha Lakeisha And Its Variants Are Rhyming Forms Of Leticia. Joyful: Happy. Female English
Lakiesha Lakeisha And Its Variants Are Rhyming Forms Of Leticia. Joyful: Happy. Female English
Lala Equivalent Of English Lara, "Famous; Cheerful." Female Hawaiian
Lang Sweet Potato Female Vietnamese
Lanie Path: Roadway. Variant Of Surnames Lane And Laine. Female English
Lara Protection. Popular Surname And Place Name. Female Spanish
Larissa Cheerful Female Greek
Larraine Variant Of Loraine From Lorraine. Female English
Laura Laurel Female Romanian
Lauralee The Laurel Tree Or Sweet Bay Tree Symbolic Of Honor And Victory. Old Name Wit... Female English
Laurel Laurel Female French
Laurena The Laurel Tree Or Sweet Bay Tree Symbolic Of Honor And Victory. Old Name Wit... Female English
Lauretta The Laurel Tree Or Sweet Bay Tree Symbolic Of Honor And Victory. Old Name Wit... Female English
Laurinda The Laurel Tree Or Sweet Bay Tree Symbolic Of Honor And Victory. Female Spanish
Lauryn From Laurentium: The Place Of The Laurel Trees: Place Of Honor And Victory. F... Female English
Lavern Woodland. Female French
Lavina Derived From The Roman Given Name Levinia. Female Spanish
Lavinia Woman Of Rome Female Romanian
Lea Mythological Goddess Of Canoe Builders Female Hawaiian
Leah Meadow Female English
Leala Loyal: Faithful. Female Spanish
Leana Derived From An Irish Gaelic Of Helen: (Light:Beautiful Woman): Variant Of Li... Female English
Leanna Derived From An Irish Gaelic Of Helen: (Light:Beautiful Woman): Variant Of Li... Female English
Lecia Derived From Alicia: (Sweet: Honest: Truth) And Felecia: (Happy) Female English
Leda Myth Name (Mother Of Helen) Female Greek
Leena Wet Meadow. Female Irish
Leia Child Of Heaven; Heavenly Flowers Female Hawaiian
Leisha Female English
Lemuela Devoted To God Female Hebrew
Lenore Female English
Leoma Bright Female English
Leona Lion Female French
Leone Lion Female French
Leonie Lion Female French
Leota Of The People Female German
Lewanna The Moon Female Hebrew
Lexie Variant Of Alexandra. Defender Of Mankind. Female English
Lexine Defender Of Man Female Greek
Lexy Defender Of Mankind. Variant Of Alexander. Female Greek
Lezlie Name Of A Prominent Scottish Clan Spelled To Preserve Original Scottish Pronu... Female Scottish
Lia Bringer Of Good News Female Greek
Lila Feminine Of Lyle From The Island. Variant Of Delilah. Female English
Lilli The Flower Lily Is A Symbol Of Innocence: Purity And Beauty. Female German
Lillian Variant Of Lillian Derived From The Flower Name Lily. Symbol Of Innocence: Pu... Female English
Lilliana Purety And Beauty. Alternate Spelling: Liliana. Female Spanish
Lily Lily Female Hebrew

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