Lavera

Meaning 'the one who washes', or 'cleanser'.

Lavergne

From the place of the 'green', as in a field or pasture.

Laverick

Derived from the Old French word for a small bird, particularly the lark.

Lavern

Of the spring, referring to the spring season.

Laverne

Laverne means 'from the alder grove' or 'place of the elms' and has historical roots in French culture.

Laveta

The name Laveta means 'pure' or 'washed', derived from the Latin word 'lavare' which means 'to wash'.

Lavey

The name Lavey is derived from the Irish word for 'to wash' or 'to cleanse', linked to personal and familial identities.

Lavin

Lavin means 'the descendant of Labhan', it's commonly used in Irish culture.

Lavina

Lavina derives from 'lavare' meaning 'to wash' and signifies purity and renewal.

Lavish

Lavish means 'generous' or 'extravagant', often used to describe rich living or behavior.

Lavon

Lavon is derived from the French name Lavon, meaning 'the whiteness' or 'the pure'.

Lavonda

Lavonda is a modern coinage possibly derived from 'lavender', symbolizing purity and calmness.

Lavonn

Lavonn is a variant of Lavon, connoting 'the white one' or 'pure'.

Lavonne

Lavonne means 'the white one' or 'the beautiful one' in a feminine context.

Lavonte

Lavonte is a modern variant of Lavon, connoting 'the white one' or 'pure'.

Lavra

Lavra is derived from the name of a type of monastery in Eastern Orthodox Christianity, symbolizing purity and faith.

Lavrenti

Lavrenti is derived from the name Lawrence, meaning 'from Laurentum' or 'laurel' in Latin, symbolizing honor.

Lavrentios

Lavrentios is a Greek form of the name Lawrence, meaning 'laurel-crowned'.

Lavvie

Lavvie is a diminutive or pet form of Lavon, meaning 'the pure one'.

Lavy

Lavy can be derived from Lavon, suggesting 'the pure one' or 'bright'.

Lavyrle

Lavyrle is a modern name influenced by Lavon, suggesting purity or brilliance.

Law

Law is derived from Old English, meaning 'the one who is a lawmaker' or 'the ruler'.

Lawana

Lawana is a modern American name derived from the name of a river, symbolizing 'river' or 'flowing water'.

Lawanda

Lawanda is an American name likely derived from a combination of Laura and Wanda, and it conveys the meaning of 'the bay laurel' and 'wanderer'.

Lawdon

Lawdon is derived from Old English and means 'hill near the law' or 'from a hill near the law'.

Lawe

Lawe is derived from Old French and means 'from the hill' or 'dweller at the hill'.

Lawerence

Lawerence is a variant of Lawrence, meaning 'from Laurentum', which signifies 'the laurel tree'.

Lawford

Lawford means 'ford by the grove' in Old English.

Lawin

Lawin is an American variant of the name Law and does not hold a specific established meaning.

Lawita

Lawita is a modern American name variant of Law, which carries a gentle connotation associated with laws or rules.

Lawley

Lawley is derived from a place name meaning 'meadow by the hill' or 'from the meadow'.

Lawly

Lawly is an informal name variant possibly derived from Lawrence or Lawanda, with no specific recognized meaning.

Lawrance

Lawrance is a variant of Lawrence, meaning 'from Laurentum' or 'laurel-crowned'.

Lawren

Lawren is a variant of Lawrence, meaning 'from Laurentum' or 'laurel tree'.

Lawrence

Lawrence means 'from Laurentum' and signifies 'laurel-crowned'.

Lawrencia

Lawrencia is a feminine variant of Lawrence, meaning 'laurel crowned'.

Lawrie

Lawrie is a diminutive of Lawrence, meaning 'crowned with laurel'.

Lawron

Lawron is a modern name likely derived from Lawrence, indicating 'laurel-crowned'.

Lawry

Lawry is a diminutive of Lawrence, meaning 'from Laurentum' or 'laurel tree'.

Lawson

Son of Lawrence

Lawton

Town by the hill

Lawyer

One who practices law

Lay

To lie down; a common name across various contexts

Layce

Layce is a variation of the name 'Lacey', often used in modern contexts.

Layci

Layci is a modern variation of 'Lacey', associated with 'lace' or 'lacey fabric'.

Laycie

Laycie is a variation of 'Lacey', derived from lace, embodying beauty and delicacy.

Laydon

Laydon is often derived from English surnames and place names meaning 'hill with a meadow'.

Laz

Short form of Lazarus, meaning God has helped

Lazar

God has helped

Lazare

Derived from the Hebrew name Eleazar, meaning God has helped

Lazaro

Spanish variant of Lazarus, meaning God has helped

Lazarus

God has helped; known from the biblical figure raised from the dead

Lazzaro

Lazzaro means 'God has helped' in Italian, derived from Hebrew.

Leaman

A surname adopted as a given name meaning 'one who lives by a meadow' or 'from the meadows.'

Leamon

A variant of the name 'Leaman', often interpreted as 'little lion.'

Leander

Means 'lion-man' from Greek mythology; a lover of Hero in the myth of Hero and Leander.

Leandra

The feminine form of Leander, meaning 'lioness.'

Leandre

A French variant of Leander, means 'lion-man'.

Leandrew

A modern variant of Leander, combining elements of Andrew meaning 'manly.'

Leandro

Spanish and Italian variant of Leander meaning 'lion-man.'

Leane

A diminutive form of names such as Eleanor, meaning 'shining light.'

Leann

A variation of the name Ellen or Helen, meaning 'light' or 'bright one.'

Leanna

Derived from the name Eliana, meaning 'God has answered.'

Leannan

Means 'sweetheart' or 'lover' in Irish.

Leanne

A diminutive of names like Eleanor, meaning 'light' or 'grace.'

Leanore

A variant of Eleanor, meaning 'shining light.'

Lear

Means 'to learn' in Old English; also associated with the legendary King Lear.

Leary

Means 'follower of the lord.'

Leasha

A variant of Alisha meaning 'noble' or 'kind.'

Leatha

Variant of Letha, often interpreted as 'forgetfulness' or 'oblivion.'

Leathan

Leathan means 'wide' or 'broad' in Irish.

Leatrice

Leatrice is derived from 'Leah' meaning 'weary' in Hebrew, combined with the Latin suffix, which signifies 'bringer of light.'

Leatrix

Leatrix is a modern variation of Leatrice, with the same meaning of 'bringer of light' or 'light.'

Leaundra

Leaundra is a variant of the name Leandra, meaning 'lioness' in Greek.

Leavitt

Leavitt is a surname-turned-first name with roots in Old English, meaning 'unusual or unexpected' derived from an old word for 'leaving.'

Leavold

Leavold is a variation of Leavey, meaning 'belonging to the family of Leofi,' derived from Old English roots.

Lebanon

Lebanon is the name of a country in the Middle East known for its rich history and diverse culture.

Lebaron

Lebaron means 'the baron' in French, indicating nobility or rank.

Lebeau

Lebeau translates to 'the handsome' in French, often used as a surname.

Lebechi

Lebechi is derived from Greek roots meaning 'the one who is rational.'

Lebron

Lebron is often associated with strength and pride, popularized by public figures and African American culture.

Lec

Lec is a diminutive name of French origin, meaning 'the one who is delightful.'

Lech

Lech is a Slavic name meaning 'the one who is a people leader' or often linked with the legendary founder of Poland.

Lechsinska

Lechsinska is a feminine variation of Lechsinski, meaning 'of Lech,' indicating descent or connection to a family or heritage name.

Lecia

Meaning 'light' or 'to shine', often associated with elegance and brightness.

Lecie

A variation of 'Lecia' with the same meaning of 'light' or 'to shine'.

Ledell

A name of Old English origin meaning 'meadow with a hill'.

Ledger

Of Old English origin meaning 'slope' or 'damp wild'.

Ledisi

Of African American origin, it means 'to bring forth' or 'to come back'.

Ledora

Meaning 'gift of God', often used in a spiritual context.

Lee

Derived from an Old English word meaning 'meadow' or 'clearing'.

Leea

A variation of 'Lee', meaning 'meadow' or 'clearing', often associated with serenity.

Leeam

A variant of 'Lee', meaning 'meadow' or 'clearing'; used predominantly for boys.

Leean

A variation of 'Lee', meaning 'meadow' or 'clearing'; predominantly male usage.

Leeann

A combination of 'Lee' and 'Anne', where 'Lee' means 'meadow' and 'Anne' means 'grace'.

Leeanne

A variant of 'Leeann' with the same meaning of 'gracious meadow'.

Leece

A variant of 'Leah', meaning 'weary' or 'delicate', often associated with gentle femininity.

Leeland

Leeland means 'meadow land' in Old English.

Leelou

Leelou is a diminutive of names like 'Leila' which means 'night' in Arabic.

Leem

Leem means 'mud' or 'clay', referring to soil types.