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1,040 names match.
Scottish (variant of Lesley)
From the fortress.
Basque/French (from sanctuary town)
From the sanctuary of Lourdes.
Old English
From Lindesege, meaning Lincoln's island.
English combination
Combination of Lee (meadow) and Ann (grace).
Germanic combination
Combination of Louise (famous warrior) and Ella (fairy maiden).
African American English
Modern created name, possibly combining Lake with Keisha.
Old English
From linden tree woods, meaning linden tree forest.
African American English
Modern created name, possibly combining Lake with Keisha.
Hawaiian or African
Hawaiian name meaning calm, or African origin meaning pearl.
Modern creation
A contemporary name combining La- prefix with Wanda.
Latin
Short form of Laetitia, derived from laetus, meaning happy.
Hebrew
Diminutive of Elizabeth, derived from Elisheba, meaning God's oath.
Hebrew
Variant of Leah or Lissa, meaning weary or dedicated to God.
Latin
Derived from laetitia, meaning happiness or joy.
Hebrew/Greek
Combination of Lee or Leah with -ora, meaning light or God has helped me.
Latin
Nordic variant of Laura, derived from laurus, meaning laurel.
Modern creation
Contemporary name combining La- prefix with Von or Lavon.
Latin
Short form of Leona, derived from leo, meaning lion.
Modern American (La- prefix + Shawn)
God is gracious; a contemporary blend.
Latin
Of profit or gain; a prosperous woman.
Greek
From Lydia, an ancient kingdom in Asia Minor.
Old English/Germanic
Light and bright; shining one.
Old French
From the place of Lacy; lace-maker.
Spanish
Beautiful; fair and lovely.
Old German
Brave lion; strong and courageous.
Modern American (Latin + suffix)
Wide and far-reaching; expansive grace.
Old German
Noble wolf; strong and protective.
Latin
Laurel wreath; victory and honor.
Old English
Long meadow; peaceful dwelling.
Latin via English
Crowned with laurel, symbol of honor.
Hebrew
Devoted to God, one consecrated.
Hebrew via French
God's oath, a French diminutive form.
Old English
Lime tree hill, a pastoral place.
English
Lace-like, delicate and refined.
African American modern
Graceful and devoted, contemporary creation.
African American modern
Distinguished and noble, contemporary form.
Hebrew via English
God's oath, devoted to God.
Latin
Light-bringer, one who shines.
Scandinavian via Swedish
Linden tree, named after botanist.
Latin via English
Crowned with laurel, victorious.
Welsh via English
Lake, serene waters.
Swedish
From the linden tree.
Spanish
Woman of sorrows.
Germanic/Hebrew
Graceful light of God.
English
Man of the meadow.
Hebrew
God's oath and promise.
African American
From the lake dwelling.
Latin
Crowned with laurels.