Lynford

A surname that means 'ford by the lake'.

Lynlea

A modern combination of Lynn and lea, meaning 'lake meadow'.

Lynlee

A contemporary spelling of Lynley, meaning 'meadow near the lake'.

Lynley

Meaning 'meadow by the lake', associated with nature.

Lynn

Derived from the Welsh word for 'lake'.

Lynna

A modern variation of Lynn, often considered to mean 'lake'.

Lynnae

A variant of Lynna, linked to 'lake' or 'water'.

Lynnda

An alternate spelling of Linda, meaning 'beautiful' or 'pretty'.

Lynne

A variation of Lyn, meaning 'lake' or 'waterfall'.

Lynnea

A modern variant of Lynne, often associated with 'beauty' and 'water'.

Lynneanne

A combination of Lynne and Anne, signifies 'graceful lake'.

Lynnelle

A blend of Lynn and Elle, meaning 'lake' and 'her'.

Lynnet

A variant of Lynette, meaning 'a small lake' or 'enchanting' in Welsh.

Lynnette

Diminutive of Lyn, often meaning 'lake' in Welsh.

Lynnie

A diminutive form of Lynn, often associated with 'lake' and commonly used as a term of endearment.

Lynnix

A modern variant of Lynn, often used in creative naming and means 'from the lake'.

Lynnsey

A variant of Lindsay, meaning 'island of the lake' in Old English.

Lynnzey

A variation of Lynsey, meaning 'lake island', commonly used in modern naming.

Lynnzi

A modern spelling of Lynnsey, meaning 'island of the lake' in Old English.

Lynnzie

A variant of Lynnzi, meaning 'lake' or 'enchanting' in Welsh.

Lynsai

A modern, creative variant of Lynn, meaning 'lake' in Welsh.

Lynsay

A variant spelling of Lindsay, meaning 'lake island' in Old English.

Lynsee

Another variant of Lynnsey, meaning 'island of the lake' in Old English.

Lynsei

A variation of Lynsee, meaning 'island of the lake' often used in modern contexts.

Lynsey

A variant of Lindsay, meaning 'island of the lake' in Old English.

Lynsi

A modern spelling of Lynsey, meaning 'lake' in Welsh and associated with delicate beauty.

Lynsy

A creative variation of Lynsey, meaning 'island of the lake' in Old English.

Lynton

From Old English, meaning 'town near the brook' or 'settlement by the stream'.

Lyntonn

A variation of Lynton, meaning 'town by the forest or grove'.

Lynwood

Derived from Old English, meaning 'lake by the woods' or 'enclosed by trees'.

Lynzai

A modern variant of Lyn, often connected to lake or beauty.

Lynzay

A modern variation of Lindsey, meaning 'island of linden trees.'

Lynzee

A trendy variant of Lindsay, meaning 'island of linden trees.'

Lynzei

An alternative spelling of Lindsey, meaning 'island of linden trees.'

Lynzey

A variant of Lindsey, which means 'island of linden trees.'

Lynzi

A modern alternative spelling of Lindsay, meaning 'island of linden trees.'

Lynzie

A playful version of Lindsay, meaning 'island of linden trees.'

Lyo

Derived from 'León,' meaning 'lion,' symbolizing bravery and strength.

Lyolf

A variant of 'Wolf,' which means 'fierce and brave.'

Lyon

Means 'lion' in French, representing courage and strength.

Lyonel

Derived from Leonard, meaning 'brave as a lion.'

Lyonell

A variant of Lyonel, meaning 'young lion.'

Lyonelle

A feminine form of Lyonel, meaning 'young lion.'

Lyonis

Likely derived from Lyon, meaning 'lion.'

Lyonors

Meaning is less common but possibly derived from Lyon, meaning 'lion.'

Lyra

A name associated with the lyre, symbolizing harmony and music.

Lyre

Refers to the musical instrument, representing harmony and melody.

Lyrel

Derived from Lyra, meaning 'lyre,' symbolizing music.

Lyric

Means 'words of a song,' representing musical expression.

Lyris

A variation of Lyra, associated with music and harmony.

Lyron

Derived from Lyra, connecting to melodies and music.

Lysa

Lysa is often treated as a diminutive of Elizabeth, meaning 'God is my oath'.

Lysanne

Lysanne can be interpreted to mean 'pure' or 'graceful', derived from the name Lys.

Lysbeth

Lysbeth is a variant of Elizabeth, meaning 'God is my oath'.

Lyska

Lyska is derived from a Slavic root meaning 'light'.

Lystra

Lystra is a name of a city mentioned in the New Testament, meaning 'a harp' or 'a melody'.

Lyuba

Lyuba means 'love' in Russian.

Lyuben

Lyuben means 'to love' in Bulgarian.

Lyubomir

Lyubomir translates to 'peaceful love' in Bulgarian.

Lyubov

Lyubov means 'love' in Russian culture.

Lyudmila

Lyudmila means 'gracious people' in Russian.

Lyudmyla

Lyudmyla is a Ukrainian variant of Lyudmila, meaning 'gracious people'.

Lyydia

Lydia is associated with a historical region in ancient Asia Minor, meaning 'from Lydia'.

Lyyti

Lyyti is a Finnish form of the name Lydia, which means 'noble'.

Lyza

Lyza is a variant of the name Elizabeth, meaning 'God is my oath'.

Lyzbeth

Lyzbeth is a variant of Elizabeth, meaning 'God is my oath'.

Lyzette

Lyzette is a diminutive form of Elizabeth, meaning 'God is my oath'.

Maaike

Means 'little Mary', which is often seen as a name of purity and grace.

Maaria

Maaria is a variant of Maria, meaning 'beloved' in multiple languages, including Hindi.

Maariah

Maariah, a variant of Maria, means 'sea of bitterness' or 'rebelliousness' in Hebrew origins.

Maariya

Maariya is a variant of Maria, commonly associated with 'the exalted one' or 'sea of bitterness' in Hebrew.

Maarten

A name that is derived from Mars, the Roman god of war.

Maartje

A diminutive form of Maarten, often associated with strength and warlike spirit.

Mabella

Meaning 'beautiful one', typically associated with elegance and charm.

Mabelle

A variant of 'Mabella' meaning 'lovable' or 'beautiful', often used to express affection.

Mable

Derived from the Latin 'amabilis', meaning 'lovable' or 'beautiful'.

Mabley

A variant of Mable, meaning 'lovable' or 'beautiful'.

Mabli

A diminutive form of Mabel, meaning 'lovable'.

Mably

An alternate spelling of Mable, meaning 'lovable' or 'beautiful'.

Mabrey

A variant of Maples, meaning 'from the maples'.

Mabry

Derived from the surname, meaning 'one who lives near the meadow'.

Mabyle

Mabyle is derived from 'Mabel', meaning 'lovable' or 'beautiful'.

Mabyn

Mabyn means 'little son' in Cornish.

Mac

Mac means 'son of' in Scottish Gaelic, prefixing family lineage.

Maca

Maca is a diminutive form of 'Macarena', meaning 'place of joy' in Spanish.

Macaire

Macaire is derived from the name 'Macarius', meaning 'blessed' in Greek.

Macalister

Macalister means 'son of Alasdair' in Gaelic.

Macall

Macall means 'son of the stranger' in Scottish Gaelic.

Macallan

Macallan is derived from a place name meaning 'son of the church' in Gaelic.

Macallister

Macallister is a variant of Macalister, meaning 'son of Alasdair.'

Macara

Macara means 'blessed' in Arabic; it's notably associated with the Virgin Mary in some cultures.

Macarena

Macarena means 'place of joy' in Spanish; it's also linked to a famous song and dance.

Macaria

Macaria means 'blessed' or 'happy' in Greek; it's associated with the notion of happiness or blessings.

Macario

Macario means 'blessed' or 'happy' in Spanish, derived from the Greek 'Makarios.'

Macarny

Macarny refers to 'son of the warrior' in Scottish Gaelic context.

Macarthur

Macarthur means 'son of Arthur', a name associated with nobility and leadership.

Macaulay

Macaulay means 'son of the servant of God' in Gaelic.

Macayla

Macayla is a variation of Michaela, meaning 'who is like God?'.

Macayle

Macayle is a variant of Macayla, also meaning 'who is like God?'.

Macca

Macca is an affectionate form or nickname often used for names starting with 'Mac.'