Lizzette

A diminutive of Elizabeth, meaning 'God is my oath.'

Lizzi

A diminutive of Elizabeth, meaning 'God is my oath.'

Lizzie

A familiar form of Elizabeth, meaning 'God is my oath.'

Lizzy

A short form of Elizabeth, meaning 'God is my oath.'

Ljiljan

Means 'lily' in Serbian and can be used for both genders.

Llanzo

Llanzo means 'to throw' or 'to launch' from the verb 'lanzar' in Spanish.

Lleyton

Lleyton means 'meadow settlement' in Old English.

Lluvia

Lluvia means 'rain' in Spanish.

Lluvy

Lluvy means 'rain' and can be used for any gender in Spanish.

Llywarch

A name meaning 'leader' or 'chief' in Welsh.

Llywelyn

Meaning 'leader' or 'the one who leads' in Welsh.

Llywernog

A name derived from Welsh, meaning 'the leader of the grove'.

Lmar

A modern invented name, likely derived from 'Lamar', meaning 'from the land' or 'the sea'.

Loba

A name meaning 'she-wolf' in Spanish.

Lobelia

A name derived from a flower, named after the botanist Mathias de Lobel.

Lobo

Means 'wolf' in Spanish, often symbolizing bravery.

Loch

A name meaning 'lake' in Scottish Gaelic, often associated with nature.

Lochan

Meaning 'small lake' in Scottish Gaelic, symbolizing tranquility.

Lochellen

An invented name, possibly combining 'loch' and the suffix 'ellen'.

Lochlan

Lochlan means 'land of lakes' or 'from the land of lakes.'

Lochlyn

Lochlyn is a variant of Lochlan, meaning 'land of lakes.'

Lock

Lock means 'enclosure' or 'gate,' referring to a place that is locked or secure.

Locke

Locke is derived from the word 'lock' and means 'a small enclosure or gate.'

Locket

Locket refers to a small ornamental case that holds a picture or keepsake, often worn as jewelry.

Lockhart

Lockhart means 'enclosed land' or 'from the lock gate estate.'

Lockie

Lockie is a diminutive of Lochlan, implying 'little one from the land of lakes.'

Lockley

Lockley means 'meadow by the lock' or 'enclosed meadow.'

Locklyn

Locklyn is a variation of Lochlyn, meaning 'land of lakes.'

Lockwood

Lockwood refers to 'enclosed forest' or 'wooded area with locks.'

Locutus

Locutus means 'one who speaks' or 'the one who has spoken.'

Locy

Locy is derived from a variant of names like Lucy, often associated with 'light.'

Lodema

Lodema means 'a variation of the name Leda' and signifies 'happy or joyful.'

Loden

Loden means 'the one who typically wears a coat or cloak' and relates to a type of heavy fabric.

Lodewijk

Lodewijk means 'famous warrior' or 'renowned fighter.'

Lodima

Lodima suggests 'from the lodge,' referencing a dwelling or resting place.

Lodovico

Lodovico means 'famous warrior' and is an Italian variant of Louis.

Lodowick

Famous warrior.

Lodwig

Famous in battle.

Lodyma

Woman of great stature or influence.

Lodzia

A diminutive form of the name Lodowick, often symbolizing affection or endearment.

Loefel

A ladle; a utensil used in cooking, often symbolic of nurturing or care.

Loelia

A diminutive form of 'Lois' which carries meanings of 'better' or 'more.'

Loella

Famous warrior, derived from 'Lois' and carries affectionate connotations.

Loes

A diminutive of 'Maria', it means 'beloved' or 'sea of bitterness.'

Loften

From the hills, symbolizing strength and stability.

Lofton

From the hills, similar to Loften, emphasizing resilience and stability.

Logan

Small hollow, commonly used for both genders.

Loi

Derived from 'Louis', meaning renowned warrior.

Loic

Variant of Louis, meaning renowned warrior.

Loida

Meaning a wealthy or prosperous person.

Lois

Meaning more desirable; most desirable.

Loisa

A form of the name Louise, meaning famous warrior.

Loise

A variant of Louise, meaning famous warrior.

Lojza

A form of the name Joseph, meaning God will add.

Lola

Sorrowful or strong woman.

Lolade

Wealth has come home.

Loleta

Little flower.

Loletta

Little flower.

Lolita

Lolita is a diminutive form of Dolores, meaning 'sorrows' or 'pain' in Spanish.

Lolitta

Lolitta is a variant of Lolita, meaning 'sorrows' in Spanish.

Lollie

Lollie is a diminutive form of names like Laura or Lolita, meaning 'laurel' or 'sorrows' respectively.

Lolly

Lolly is a diminutive of names like Lola or Lillian, often associated with 'dancing' or 'lily flower'.

Lolotte

Lolotte is a diminutive of Dolores, meaning 'sorrows' in French.

Lolovivi

Lolovivi is a combination name meaning 'beloved' or 'the one who brings joy' in Brazilian culture.

Loma

Loma means 'hill' in Spanish, often used as a geographical name.

Loman

Loman means 'a man or warrior from the lowlands'.

Lombard

Lombard refers to a person from Lombardy, often associated with 'land of the long beard'.

Lon

A short form of longer names often meaning 'the one who is long' or 'a place name'.

Lona

Derived from 'alona', meaning 'noble' or 'sublime'.

Lonan

A little blackbird.

Lonato

Derived from 'to be light' or 'to lighten'.

Londa

A modern form of name meaning 'from the land'.

Londen

From the great river in the land.

London

From the great river or the city, known as a powerful and significant location.

Londre

Derived from a form related to London, meaning 'the great river'.

Londyn

A modern spelling variant referring to the city of London.

Lone

Typically means 'alone' or 'solitary'.

Lonell

Derived from 'lonely place', suggesting solitude.

Loner

Refers to someone who prefers solitude or is isolated.

Long

Referring to someone who is long or tall in stature.

Longin

Variant of Longinus, means 'long' or 'tall'.

Loni

Short form of names ending in '-oni', often used for 'belonging' or 'loyalty'.

Lonn

Short form possibly of names associated with ‘long’ or can signify land.

Lonna

A nickname or diminutive related to names like Lontine, meaning 'land'.

Lonnard

Derived from 'land' and 'brave', meaning 'brave land owner'.

Lonnell

A combination of the names Lon and Donald, often interpreted as 'brave one' or 'noble' in English.

Lonni

A diminutive form of names like Alona or Leona, typically associated with qualities like 'light' or 'lioness'.

Lonnie

A diminutive of the name Alonzo or Leonard, meaning 'noble' or 'brave as a lion'.

Lonny

A variation of Lonnie, derived from Alonzo or Leonard, meaning 'noble' or 'brave'.

Lony

A variant spelling of Lonny, sharing its roots with meanings related to 'noble' or 'brave'.

Lonyn

An alternate spelling of Lonnie, associated with meanings of 'noble' and 'brave'.

Lonzo

A diminutive of Alfonso, meaning 'noble and ready' or 'prepared for battle'.

Loot

Derived from the English word 'loot', meaning 'booty' or 'spoils'.

Loppa

A diminutive form of personal names, often seen as a playful or affectionate form.

Lora

Derived from the Latin 'laurel', symbolizing victory and honor.

Loraina

A variant of Lorraine, meaning 'from Lorraine', often associated with nobility in historical contexts.

Loraine

Denotes 'from Lorraine', the name of a historic region in France, traditionally linked to noble heritage.

Loralai

A modern poetic name, associated with the sound and beauty rather than a specific meaning.

Loralee

A variant of the name Laura, which means 'laurel' or 'crowned with laurel' in Latin.

Loralei

Derived from 'Lorelei', a name associated with a rock on the Rhine River, linked to a mythical siren who lured sailors to their deaths.