"Intelligent, sensible"; Arabic labīb
Names starting with L
Baby names that start with L, with checked meanings.
111 names: 61 for girls, 47 for boys and 3 for both girls and boys. Most meanings are checked in Monier-Williams' Sanskrit–English Dictionary, Online Etymology Dictionary and Lane's Arabic–English Lexicon. A few to start: Lakshmipati ("lord of Lakshmi"), Leo ("lion") and Lopamudra ("wife of sage Agastya").
111 names
"Intelligent, sensible"; feminine of Arabic labīb
"Wave"
"Angel of paradise" in popular use; Arabic lāʾiba, "thirsting"
"Bright, shining light" in popular use; a modern pet form of Elaine
"Able, worthy"; Arabic lāʾiq, "fitting"
"Lion"; Arabic layth
"Modesty"
Hindi form of Lakshman, Rama's younger brother
"Brave as a hundred thousand"
"Chief among a hundred thousand"; lakh with inder
A target or aim; a mark, sign
"Aim, sign"; from Sanskrit lakṣaṇa, "mark, characteristic"
Marked, distinguished; Sanskrit lakṣita, also "aimed at"
"Distinguished"
Fortunate, with auspicious marks; the name of Rama's loyal brother
Good fortune, prosperity, beauty; the goddess Lakshmi
Bearer of Lakshmi; popularly a name of Vishnu
Beloved of Lakshmi; a name of Vishnu
Lakshmi and Narayana, Vishnu with his consort
Lord of Lakshmi; a name of Vishnu
Beloved of Lakshmi; Sanskrit lakṣmī + priyā
Aim, goal, target; Sanskrit lakṣya
"Tulip-cheeked"; Persian lāla-rukh
"Red glow", the redness of the sky at dawn
"Charming, graceful"
"Charming, graceful"; a name of the goddess Durga
Grace, beauty, charm
"Soft to the touch"; Arabic lamīs
"Shining, radiant"; Arabic lāmiʿa
"Long hill"; Old English lang + dún
"Protection" in popular use; a Roman nymph and Russian pet form
"Without doubt"; Arabic lā rayb (Quran 2:2)
Graceful dance, attributed to Parvati
"Creeper, vine"
Gentle, gracious; al-Laṭīf is a name of God
"Gentle, gracious"; feminine of Arabic laṭīf
"Little creeper", a delicate vine
"Laurel"; Italian, from Laurentia and Latin laurus
Son of Rama and Sita; Sanskrit lava, "a moment, a fragment"
Beauty, loveliness, charm
"Woman of Rome" in popular use; from Lavinia, wife of Aeneas
A modern name, usually given as "abundant"
"From Laurentum", the town of bay trees; Latin Laurentius
"Rhythm, tempo"
"Softness, gentleness"; Arabic layān
"Night"; from Arabic layl
"God is helper"; Greek Lazaros, from Hebrew Eleazar
"Delicate" in popular use; Hebrew Le'ah, "weary"
"Divine play" in popular use; Sanskrit līlā, "play, grace, charm"
Bearer of divine play; a devotional name for Krishna
"Playful" in popular use; Sanskrit līlāvatī, "a graceful, charming woman"
"Devoted"; Sanskrit līna, "absorbed in, merged into"
"Heavenly garland" or "royal child"; Hawaiian lei and lani
"Line; writing"
King of writing; Sanskrit lekha can also mean "a god"
"Lion"; Latin leo
"Lion"; Greek leōn
"Lioness"; feminine of Leo and Leon
"Strong as a lion"; Italian form of Leonard
"Joined, attached"; Hebrew Leviy
"Strong-willed protector"; Irish short form of William
"Merit, ability"; Arabic liyāqat
Written; Sanskrit likhita, also the name of an ancient sage
"Written"
"Lily"; from Latin lilium
"Lily"; an English name linked with the flower
The lily flower; English lily, from Latin lilium
"Settlement by the pool"; from the English city of Lincoln
King of lingas; Shiva as worshipped at Bhubaneswar
Lord of the linga, a name for Shiva
"Flax, linen"; Greek Linos
"Young lion"; Old French lionel
"Script, writing"
"Writing, a written letter"
"Desire, longing"
"God is my oath"; short form of Elisabeth
"Soft, tender"; linked to Arabic l-y-n, "to be soft"
"Grey"; Welsh llwyd
"Eye"; also "illuminating"
"Eye"
"Little hollow"; Scottish Gaelic lagan
Red; Sanskrit lohita, also an old name of the Brahmaputra
Red, reddish; Sanskrit lohita
"Better, desirable" in popular use; Greek Lōis, origin uncertain
Lord of the world, from Sanskrit loka and indra
"Lord of the world"
Lord of the worlds; an epithet of Shiva, Vishnu and Brahma
Pet form of Dolores, "sorrows", from Mary of the Sorrows
"Wife of the sage Agastya", a woman seer of the Rigveda
"Crowned with laurel" in popular use; Latin Laurentius, "of Laurentum"
"From Lorraine"; Medieval Latin Lotharingia, Lothar's realm
"Free" in popular use; a pet form of Charlotte, from Charles
"Famous in battle"; French form of Germanic Hludowig
Named for Lourdes, the French shrine of Our Lady
"Lamp of love"; English love with Punjabi deep, lamp
"Full of love"; English love with Punjabi preet, also love
"Pure, the choicest"; Arabic lubāb, "the best part"
The storax tree, source of a fragrant resin
"Light" in popular use; from Latin Lucanus, "of Lucania"
"Light" in popular use; Latin form of Loukas, "of Lucania"
"Light"; Latin Lucia, from lux
"Light"; from Latin Lucia, from lux
"Famous in battle"; Spanish form of Louis
"Light" in popular use; Greek Loukas, from Latin Lucanus
"Pearl"; Arabic luʾluʾ
"The moon"; Latin luna
Name of the wise sage of Quran 31; popularly "wise"
"Woman from Lydia", the ancient kingdom in Asia Minor
"Night" in popular use; a modern spelling linked with Layla
"Lyre", the stringed instrument; also a constellation
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