Names starting with L.
- Labhaoise Irish · Famous warrior
- Lacey Norman French-English · Cheerful
- Lachlan Scottish Gaelic · From fjord-land
- Lachlann Scottish/Gaelic · From the land of lakes
- Lacombe French/Topographic · Wide valley
- Lada Slavic · Slavic goddess beauty
- Ladislao Italian · Glorious rule
- Ladislav Slavic · Famous ruler
- Ladislava Slavic · Glorious ruler
- Ladji West African/Mandé · The pilgrim, or one who completed the Hajj pilgrimage
- Laël Hebrew · Hebrew for belonging to God or of God
- Laercio Greek-Brazilian Portuguese · Son of Laertes, mythic hero
- Lærke Old Norse (Lær) · Lark
- Laetitia Laetitia/Latin · Joy or gladness, joyful
- Lahcen Arabic/Maghrebi · Good or handsome
- Lahja Finnish/Germanic · Gift or present
- Lahna Hebrew/Arabic · Multiple proposed origins: Hebrew (weary, hidden), Arabic (gift of God), Germanic (land)
- Laia Greek/Catalan · Bright
- Laiane Brazilian Portuguese · Brazilian elaboration of Laia
- Laiboni Maasai/Bantu · Prophet, wise man, or spiritual leader
- Laila Arabic · Night, dark beauty
- Lailah Arabic/Hebrew · Night and dark beauty
- Laima Latvian/Lithuanian · Luck, fate
- Laimdota Latvian · Given luck
- Lain Germanic/Spanish · Bright or fair
- Laïna Greek/French · Bright, shining light or torch
- Laine Estonian/Finnish · Wave, wool, or path
- Lainey English · Bright, Shining Light
- Lais Greek-Brazilian Portuguese · Pleasant
- Laisa Brazilian Portuguese · Brazilian variant of Lisa or Luísa
- Laith Arabic · Fierce or brave warrior
- Lajla Arabic · Night or dark beauty
- Lajos Hungarian/Germanic · famous warrior
- Lake English/Latin · Inland body of water; nature, tranquility, depth, clarity
- Laksh Sanskrit · Aim and goal
- Lakshit Sanskrit · Target aimed
- Lakshmi Sanskrit · Good fortune; beauty
- Lale Turkish/Nature · Tulip flower or petal
- Laleh Persian · Tulip bloom
- Lalia Greek · From Greek lalia: talk or speech
- Lalie French/Greek · Well-spoken, sweetly speaking, or tulip
- Lalisee Estonian/Germanic · Noble or brave
- Lalla Amazigh/Berber · Grandmother or lady
- Laly French/Persian · Well-spoken, cheerful, or joyful
- Lama Arabic/Maghrebi · Glowing or shining bright
- Lambert Germanic/German · Bright land or illustrious people
- Lamberta Germanic/German · Bright land or illustrious
- Lamberto Germanic/Italian · Illustrious or bright
- Lambertus Dutch · Bright land; Dutch form
- Lamia Arabic · Demon or devourer
- Lamija Arabic · Shining, radiant, or beloved
- Lamine Arabic/West African · Trustworthy, faithful, honest one
- Lamis Arabic · Soft to the touch, gentle, or delicate
- Lammert Dutch/Germanic · Bright land or illustrious territory
- Lamya Arabic · Arabic: dark red lips or beautiful dark lips
- Lan Mandarin Chinese · Orchid
- Lana Multiple. Slavic-Hawaiian · Multiple origins: Slavic 'light'
- Lanah Hebrew/Slavic · Hebrew: to rest, to be at peace; Slavic: light; Hawaiian: calm waters
- Lance Germanic · Land
- Lancelot French · Servant attendant
- Lando Germanic-Italian · Land or territory
- Landon Old English · Long hill
- Landry American English · Powerful ruler
- Langelihle Xhosa · Beautiful in looks and character
- Langutani Xhosa · One who is patient or enduring
- Lani Hawaiian/Filipino · Hawaiian for sky, heaven, or heavenly; also royal or majesty
- Lanna Celtic/Slavic · Harmony, light or tenderness
- Laoise Irish · Radiance; light; Irish form
- Laora Latin/Breton · From Latin laurus (laurel or bay tree), symbolizing victory and honor
- Lara Latin · Laurel, cheerful
- Larah Latin/Greek · Laurel tree (victory), citadel, fortress, treasure, pearl
- Larbi Arabic · Western or of the west
- Larine Latin/French · Seagull, laurel; victory, honor
- Larissa Greek · Citadel
- Larry Latin · Laurel crown
- Lars Latin · Laurel
- Lars-Göran Swedish/Germanic · Crowned and farmer
- Lartey Ghanaian · One who brings joy or grace
- Larysa Greek · Citadel or fortress
- Lasairfhiona Irish · Flame of wine; fiery
- Lassana West African/Mandé · Handsome, good, honest, truthful
- Lasse Latin · Laurel
- Lassina West African · West African: good or handsome
- László Hungarian/Slavic · glorious ruler
- Latifa Arabic · Gentle, kind, or delicate
- Lauchlan Scottish/Gaelic · Land of lakes or from the fjord-land
- Laudelina Portuguese/Latin · Praiseworthy or laudable
- Lauma Latvian · Fairy spirit
- Laura Latin · Laurel
- Laure Latin · Laurel, victorious
- Laureen French-Latin · Laurel tree, symbol of victory
- Laureline French/Latin · Laurel, symbolizing victory and honor
- Lauren Latin · Laurel, victorious
- Laurence Latin · Laurel, symbol of victory
- Laurène Latin · Bay laurel tree; symbolizes victory and honor
- Laurens Dutch-Latin · Laurel, victory
- Laurent French-Latin · Laurel
- Laurentin French-Latin · Crowned with laurel
- Laurentino Latin-Spanish · Of Laurentum
- Laurențiu Latin · Laurel
- Laurentius Latin · Laurel
- Laurenz German-Latin · Laurel
- Laurenzo Italian-Latin · Crowned with laurel
- Laureta Latin/French · Crowned with laurel
- Lauri Finnish-Latin · Laurel, victory
- Lauriane French/Latin · Victory and grace, or graceful laurel
- Lauriano Spanish-Latin · Laurel-crowned
- Laurice French-Latin · Laurel, victory
- Lauricio Portuguese-Latin · Laurel-crowned
- Laurie Latin · Laurel crown
- Laurin German-Romansh · Laurel
- Laurina Latin · Laurel
- Laurine Latin · Laurel tree; symbolizes victory, honor, and peace
- Lauris Latvian-Latin · Laurel
- Laurits Latin/Danish · Crowned with laurel
- Lauritz Latin/German · Crowned with laurel
- Lauro Latin-Italian · Laurel crown
- Lautaro Mapuche · Swift and bold warrior
- Lavanya Sanskrit · Grace and beauty
- Lave Old Norse · Law or inheritance
- Laverne French-English · Alder tree
- Lavin Irish/Latin · Irish for descendant of the small hand or prince; Latin for to wash; French for the vine
- Lavinia Latin · The woman of Latium
- Lawal Yoruba · Heir or successor to authority
- Lawali Hausa/Fulani · Hausa-Fulani name
- Lawan Hausa · Beautiful or attractive
- Lawrence English-Latin · Crowned with laurel
- Lawrie Scottish · From Laurentum, spokesman, associated with laurel trees
- Lawson Scottish/English · Son of Lawrence, associated with victory and honor
- Laya Arabic · Night and darkness
- Layah Hebrew/Arabic · Weary, wild cow (Hebrew); flowers of spring, night (Arabic)
- Layal Arabic · Arabic for nights
- Layan Arabic · Soft, gentle, tender, ease, flexibility, prosperity, life of ease
- Layana Sanskrit/Persian · Sanskrit: residence, place of rest; Persian: glowing, beautiful; Arabic: tender, softness
- Layanah Arabic · Gentle breeze, soft, tender; conveying gentleness and grace
- Layane Arabic · Softness, gentleness, tenderness, radiance, or brightness
- Layanna American/Hebrew · Lyrical fusion of grace and night
- Layanne Arabic/French · Arabic: softness, gentleness, or tenderness
- Layden English/Irish · Meadow or pasture land in a valley; descendant of Leideán
- Layel Arabic/Hebrew · Night; belonging to God
- Layke English/Scottish · English: lake or body of water; potentially Hebrew: he will laugh
- Layla Arabic · Night, dark beauty
- Layla-Rose Arabic/Latin · Night and rose
- Layna Greek/Hebrew · Light,' bright,' torch,' truth,' calm,' peaceful,' beautiful fairy,' from Magdala
- Layne English/French · Path, roadway, or wool
- Layo Yoruba · Joy, celebration
- Layth Arabic · Lion; symbolizing strength, courage, and nobility
- Layton English · Leek garden or meadow town
- Layvin French/Germanic · French adaptation of Leivin/Levin, possibly beloved friend or beloved
- Lazar Hebrew · God has helped
- Lazare French · God has helped
- Lazaro Hebrew · God helps
- Lazo Slavic/Spanish · God has helped, strong, or brave
- Lazzaro Italian · God has helped
- Lea Hebrew · Weary or perhaps meadow
- Leah Hebrew · Weary
- Lean Germanic-Scandinavian · Lion, bright light
- Leana Latin-English · Climbing vine, or blend of Lee and Anna
- Leander Greek · Lion-man
- Leandra Greek-Spanish · Lion-man
- Léandre Greek (Leon-andros) · Lion-man
- Leandro Greek · Lion-man or brave as a lion
- Léane Irish/French · Diverse origins: health (Irish), to bind'/climb (French Liana), torch'/light (Greek Helena)
- Léanna French/English · Graceful meadow or favored meadow
- Léanne English/Hebrew · Graceful meadow
- Leano Italian · Italian short form
- Leao Portuguese · Meaning lion, symbolizing strength and nobility
- Leart Albanian · Albanian: golden freedom, free, lion, brave, or noble
- Lebogang Sotho · Encouragement and upliftment
- Lebohang Sotho/Tswana · To bless or bring good fortune and abundance
- Lebone Sotho · Bone or strength, endurance
- Lech Polish/Slavic · Polish legendary founder
- Lechosław Polish/Slavic · Polish glory or founding honor
- Leda Greek · Queen of Sparta
- Ledicia Latin/Spanish · Joy and gladness
- Ledion Albanian · Albanian for fortified one, protector, ledge, or lion
- Ledri Albanian/Italian · Lion; brave, strong, leader, guide
- Ledzoka Ghanaian/Akan · Ghanaian origin, meaning unclear
- Lee Hebrew · Weary, meadow
- Leela Sanskrit · Divine play; amusement
- Leeloo French · Modern creation, possibly from French l'élu (the chosen one)
- Leelou Modern/French · May mean lily, my God is an oath, or famous in battle
- Leen Dutch · Tender, gentle
- Leena Finnish/Greek · Light or noble
- Leendert Dutch · Lion-bold
- Leeroy French · The king
- Leewan Modern/French · Blend of Arabic lion'/strength and English wind'/flow; dynamic nature
- Leewane Germanic/Arabic · A modern or regional form whose meaning varies by origin
- Leewen Chinese/Vietnamese · Asian and English origins: beautiful, graceful, nature, laughter, enthusiasm, excellence, nurturing
- Leeyah Hebrew · Interpreted as weary or God is gracious
- Lefimán Mapuche/Spanish · Bold, courageous
- Leftrán Mapuche/Spanish · Swift warrior
- Leftraro Mapuche · Swift warrior or bold fighter
- Leftraru Mapuche · Swift warrior
- Lefu Sotho · To let go, release
- Lehlogonolo Setswana · Healing or restoration
- Lehlohonolo Sotho · Healing and spiritual wholeness
- Lehna Greek/Hebrew · Variant of Lena: Greek (torch, light) or Hebrew (of Magdala)
- Lei Mandarin Chinese · Thunderstorm and power
- Leia Hebrew-English · Weary or cow
- Leïana Hawaiian/French · Diverse origin, possibly heavenly garland or delicate
- Leibish Yiddish/Hebrew · Lion or strength
- Leida Estonian/Germanic · To find, noble kind, or happy
- Leidiane Brazilian Portuguese · Brazilian elaboration of Leide
- Leif Norse · Heir, descendant
- Leighton English · Leek settlement or leek garden
- Leikny Norwegian/Norse · Play and newness
- Leila Arabic-Persian · Night
- Leilani Hawaiian · Heavenly Flowers
- Leïna Greek/Arabic · Bright, shining light; tender, gentle
- Leïo Greek · Greek origin: smooth or gentle
- Leire Basque · Leyre Monastery
- Leith Scottish/Arabic · From the River Leith: half, portion, or wet
- Leiv Old Norse · Heir or descendant
- Leïya Hebrew · Linked to Leah; weary or delicate
- Lejla Arabic/Persian · Night or dark beauty
- Lejna Bosnian/Slavic · Meaning not definitively established; similar names suggest light or night
- Lekalakala Sotho · Sparkle
- Lekan Yoruba · To surround or contain
- Leke Yoruba · Fulfilled, complete
- Leland English · Meadow land or fallow land
- Lelia Spanish/Arabic · Night beauty
- Lelio Latin-Italian · Bright, of the Laelius clan
- Lema Bantu/Kenyan · Speech, language
- Leman Turkish · Shelter, refuge, or safe harbor
- Lemasolai Maasai/Kenyan · Maasai name relating to strength
- Lemayan Bantu/Kenyan · Peaceful warrior
- Lembit Estonian · Beloved
- Lemlem Amharic/Tigrinya · Flower or blossom
- Lemminkäinen Finnish/Mythology · Magic or shamanic power
- Lemmy Hebrew-English · Devoted to God
- Lempi Finnish · Love, affection, or tenderness
- Len Germanic-English · Brave lion
- Lena Greek · Bright or shining
- Lénaël French/Germanic · Lion-related, possibly brave lion.'
- Lénaëlle French/Breton · Light of the fairies or torch of the elves
- Lénaïc Breton · Little Lena or little lion
- Lénaïs French/Greek · Light and grace
- Lenart Slovenian/Germanic · Brave lion or lion strength
- Lénaya Greek · Variation of Lena, meaning light or torch
- Leni German · Controversially
- Lenia Greek · Mild or gentle
- Lenie Dutch/Greek · Torch or light
- Lenja German-Scandinavian · Bright or shining
- Lenka Slavic/Greek · Torch or light
- Lenn Germanic · Brave lion
- Lenna Estonian/Germanic · Lion strength, lion-strong, or lionhearted
- Lennard Germanic-Dutch · Lion and brave
- Lennart Germanic/Old Norse · Lion-bold
- Lenni Germanic/Finnish · Germanic: brave as a lion or light; linked to linden tree
- Lennie Germanic/Scottish · Germanic: brave as a lion
- Lennik Germanic-Dutch · Lion-bold
- Lennis English-Germanic · Brave lion
- Lenno Scandinavian-Germanic · Brave lion
- Lennon Irish · Lover, sweetheart, or blackbird
- Lennox Scottish Gaelic · Place of elms
- Lenny Germanic-English · Lion-bold
- Leno Italian · Festive, joyful
- Lény French · From Helena (torch, shining light) or Leonard (brave lion)
- Lenya German-Slavic · Light
- Lenz German/Latin · Crowned with laurel
- Leo Latin · Lion
- Léo-Paul French/Latin · Humble lion or lion of humility
- Leocadia Greek/Spanish · Bright and clear
- Leokad Greek/Polish · Lion strength
- Leokadia Polish · White; bright; Polish form
- Leon Greek · Lion
- Leona Greek · Lion, powerful graceful feminine
- Leonard Germanic · Lion-bold
- Leonardo Germanic · Brave lion
- Leonardt Germanic · Lion and brave
- Leonardus Germanic/Latin · Lion and brave or hardy
- Leonart Germanic · Lion strength
- Leonas Greek · Lion
- Léonce French · Derived from the Latin Leontius, meaning lion
- Leoncia Latin/Spanish · Lion strength
- Leoncio Latin/Spanish · Lion-like or of leonine strength
- Léone French · Lioness; strength and courage
- Leonel Spanish-Portuguese-Latin · Little lion
- Leonella Italian-Latin · Young lion
- Leonhard Germanic · Lion and brave
- Leonhardt Germanic · Brave lion
- Leoni Latin/Greek · Lion; strength, courage, and regality
- Leonia Polish/Latin · Lioness
- Leonice Brazilian Portuguese · Brazilian elaboration of Leoni
- Leonid Greek · Son of a lion or lion-like
- Leonidas Greek · Greek Leonidas literally son of lion
- Leonie French-Latin · Lion
- Leonilda Italian · Lion battle
- Leonis Latin/Greek · Lion; power, nobility, strength, courage
- Leonor Greek · Compassionate, bright
- Leonora Greek · Bright light
- Léonore French/Germanic · Noble kind or bright one
- Leontin Romanian-Greek · Lion
- Leontina Latin-Italian · Lion
- Leontine French-Latin · Lion
- Léony Latin/Greek · From Latin leo, meaning lion; symbolizes strength, courage, nobility
- Léopaul French · Humble lion or lion of humility
- Leopold Polish · Brave people; Polish form
- Leopolda Germanic/Italian · Bold and people
- Leopoldina Germanic/Portuguese · Brave people; Polish form
- Léopoldine French · From Germanic roots meaning brave people or bold for the people
- Leopoldo Germanic/Spanish · Bold people or courageous leader
- Lerato Sotho/Tswana · Love, affection, or emotional connection
- Lerke Norwegian/Germanic · Lark
- Leroy Old French-English · The king
- Lesedi Sotho · Light
- Lesego Sotho · A blessing or being blessed with good fortune
- Lesia Slavic/Greek · Defender of men, pledged to God, noble
- Lesław Polish/Slavic · Forest glory
- Lesley Scottish · Holly garden
- Leslie Scottish · Holly garden
- Lesly Scottish · Garden of holly or holly garden
- Lester Latin · Fortress of light
- Leszek Polish · Forest ruler; Slavic origin
- Letay Tigrinya/Amharic · Grace
- Letebrhan Tigrinya/Amharic · Light or brilliance
- Letekidan Tigrinya/Amharic · Chosen one
- Lethabo Sotho · Happiness, joy, cheerfulness
- Lethiwe Sotho · Light or brightness, symbol of hope
- Leticia Latin-Spanish · Joy or happiness
- Letipe Bantu/Kenyan · Brave warrior
- Letizia Italian-Latin · Born in spain as letizia ortiz
- Letty Latin · Joy, gladness, delight
- Letycja Polish/Latin · Joy
- Leufu Mapuche/Spanish · Argentine Mapuche name
- Leugarde Germanic/French · People and protection or spear
- Lev Hebrew-Russian · Heart
- Lévana Hebrew/Latin · Moon, white, she who raises
- Levent Turkish · Mountain wind or strong natural force
- Levente Hungarian · little being or hunter
- Levi Hebrew · Joined or attached
- Levian Hebrew · Joined or attached
- Levin Germanic-Hebrew · German-Jewish surname turned given name
- Levio Italian-Hebrew · Joined or attached
- Levis Hebrew-English · Joined or attached
- Levon Armenian/Greek · Lion, symbolizing strength, courage, and nobility
- Lévy French/Hebrew · Joined, attached, raised, collected
- Lew Slavic/Germanic · Lion; famous warrior
- Lewis Germanic · Renowned warrior
- Lex Greek-English · Defender of men
- Lexa Greek · Defender of mankind
- Lexi Greek · Defender of men, protector of mankind
- Lexie Greek · Defender of man or protector of people
- Lexy Greek-English · Defender of men
- Leya Hebrew/Spanish · Loyal to the law, lioness, or the law
- Leyah Hebrew/Arabic · Weary or tired, possibly reflecting the biblical narrative of Leah
- Leyan Arabic/Hebrew · Gentle, soft, tender, delicate, graceful willow
- Leyana Arabic/Hebrew · Gentleness, softness, tenderness, grace
- Leyann Hebrew/Latin · A blend of origins, potentially meaning weary, grace, sublime, or sun
- Leyanna English · Graceful meadow or full of grace
- Leyden Dutch/Irish · Waterway or watercourse
- Leyla Arabic-Turkish · Night
- Leyland English · Land in a clearing or meadow land
- Leyna Greek/Germanic · Bright light or delicate
- Leynah Hebrew/Arabic · Light, shining, tender, or soft
- Leyten English · Settlement by the meadow or meadow town
- Leyth Arabic · Lion, symbolizing strength, bravery, and leadership
- Leyton English · Settlement by the meadow or meadow town
- Li Mandarin Chinese · Plum and beautiful
- Lia Italian · Weary
- Liah Hebrew · Feminine name of Hebrew origin, variant of Leah, meaning weary or tired.'
- Liam Irish Gaelic · Strong-willed warrior
- Lian Chinese-Dutch · Lotus or graceful willow
- Liana Latin-Italian · Climbing vine
- Liandra Brazilian Portuguese · Light and defender
- Liandro Greek · Lion man
- Liane French-Latin · Climbing vine
- Liang Mandarin Chinese · Bright and excellent
- Lianna French/Latin · Vine (French) or to bind (Latin)
- Liano Italian/Spanish · Flax, linen, or from Romance names like Emiliano
- Liara Modern-invented · Climbing vine, or a blend of Lia and Ana
- Lias Hebrew-Germanic · My God is Yahweh
- Libby English/Hebrew · Pledged to God
- Liberata Latin/Italian · Freed or liberated one
- Libertad Spanish/Latin · Liberty and freedom
- Libuše Slavic · To love
- Lidia Greek · Noble woman
- Lidiane Brazilian Portuguese-Greek · From Lydia in Asia Minor
- Lidija Slavic · From Lydia
- Lidya Greek/Amharic · Noble woman
- Liégarde Old French · Light guard
- Lieke Germanic/Dutch · Famous in battle
- Lielle Hebrew · God is mine
- Lien Dutch · Lime tree; gentle
- Lies Hebrew · God is my oath
- Liesbeth Dutch-Hebrew · My God is an oath
- Liese German-Hebrew · My God is an oath
- Liesel German/Hebrew · God's oath or consecrated to God
- Lieselot Germanic/Dutch/Hebrew · God's oath and fortune
- Lieselotte Germanic · Free and strong
- Liesl German/Hebrew · God's oath or covenant
- Lieuwe Frisian/Germanic · People heir
- Lieven Germanic/Flemish · Loyal people
- Liezel Afrikaans/Hebrew · God's oath or promise
- Lifen Chinese · Pretty fragrance
- Ligia Latin-Greek · Clear-voiced
- Liham Arabic/Filipino · Arabic for inspiration or wise; Tagalog for letter
- Lihle Xhosa/Sotho · Beautiful in looks and spirit
- Lihuén Mapuche/Spanish · Flower or blooming, symbolizing beauty
- Liia Estonian · Estonian/Finnish: linen or flax; variant of Leah/Lilia
- Liina Estonian/Finnish · Light, torch, grace, favor, purity, linen
- Liis Estonian · My God is an oath or God's promise
- Liisa Finnish/Hebrew · God's oath or dedication
- Lija Hebrew/Latvian · Diverse origins: weary, sweet, beautiful, or light rain
- Lila Arabic · Night, dark beauty
- Lila-Rose Arabic/Sanskrit · Lila: night or play; Rose: flower
- Lilah Arabic · Night Or Delicate
- Lilas French/Persian · French for lilac flower; symbolizes beauty, fragrance, love, new beginnings
- Lili Latin/Hebrew · lily
- Lili-Rose English/Latin · Elegant beauty and deep affection, from Lily (purity) and Rose (love)
- Lilia Latin · Lily, Victorian-era elegant
- Lilian Latin-English · Lily, Victorian-era elegant
- Liliana Latin · Lily, flower symbolizing purity
- Liliane Latin · Lily
- Lilianna Polish/Latin · Pure lily
- Lilibeth English · Blend of Lily and Elizabeth
- Lilidh Scottish/Gaelic · Lily flower, symbolizing purity, rebirth, and beauty
- Lilie Latin/Greek · Variant of Lily, symbolizing purity and beauty
- Lilien German-Latin · Lily, Victorian-era elegant
- Liliia Latin/Slavic · Lily; associated with purity, grace, beauty
- Lilio Latin/Greek · Lily
- Lilith Babylonian · Night, storm
- Liljana Slavic · Lily flower
- Liljegren Swedish · Lily branch; Swedish surname-style
- Lilla Latin · Lily flower; purity, grace, renewal
- Lilli German-Latin · My God is an oath
- Lillian Latin · Lily, Victorian-era elegant
- Lilliana Latin-English · Lily, Victorian-era elegant
- Lillie English-Latin · Lily flower
- Lillien Germanic-Latin · Lily, Victorian-era elegant
- Lilly English-Latin · Lily flower
- Lilo Hawaiian/Germanic · Hawaiian: generous one,' bountiful.' German: diminutive of Liselotte
- Lilou French · Lily
- Lilu Hebrew/Latin · Lily, divine play, or night spirit
- Lilwenn Breton/Welsh · Fair lily or white lily
- Lily English/Latin · Lily flower
- Lily-Mae English/Latin · Combination of Lily (flower, purity) and Mae (May, springtime, or diminutive)
- Lily-Rose English · Lily and rose flowers
- Lilya Slavic/Russian · Lily; symbolizing purity, innocence, and beauty
- Lilyana Bulgarian · Latin for lily; symbolizes purity, innocence, devotion, fertility
- Lilyane French/Latin · Lily flower, associated with purity and beauty
- Lilyo Latin/Greek · Lily flower; symbol of purity and beauty
- Limpho Sotho · Blessing, blessed with good fortune
- Lin Chinese · Graceful jade
- Lina Arabic · Tender palm
- Linaëlle French · Light and spiritual; combines flax's softness with an angel's majesty
- Linaya Arabic/Hebrew · Modern name with potential Arabic, Hebrew, Latin, or Scandinavian roots
- Linayah Arabic/Hebrew · Tender to God; my God is gracious
- Lincoln English-Latin · Lake colony
- Linda Spanish · Beautiful
- Lindalva Brazilian Portuguese · Brazilian blend of Linda and Alva
- Lindani Xhosa · To wait or anticipate patiently
- Lindelihle Xhosa · Something beautiful one awaits
- Lindi Xhosa · Beautiful one
- Lindinalva Portuguese/Brazilian · Beautiful and shining
- Lindiwe Xhosa · She has arrived or the awaited one has come
- Lindo Xhosa · Beautiful, pretty, or pleasant
- Lindokuhle Xhosa/Sotho · Beautiful
- Lindomar Brazilian Portuguese-Germanic · Beautiful and famous
- Lindsay Scottish-English · Lincoln
- Lindsey English · Lincoln's island
- Line Germanic/Latin · From Germanic free woman or Latin linea (thread)
- Linella Italian-Latin · Lime tree
- Linelle French-Latin · Lime tree
- Ling Chinese · Delicate spirit
- Linh Vietnamese · Spirit, soul, sacred, or nimble
- Linnea Scandinavian · Lime tree
- Lino Italian-Latin · Italian
- Linus Greek-Latin · Flax
- Lio French-Germanic · Lion, short form of Leo
- Lion Germanic-Latin · Lion
- Liona Germanic-Latin · Lion
- Lionel French-Latin · Young lion
- Lionella Italian-Latin · Little lion
- Lionello Italian-Latin · Little lion
- Lior Hebrew · I have light
- Liora Hebrew · My light
- Liroi Hebrew · To me is song
- Liron Hebrew · Song is mine or my joy
- Liroy Hebrew · Song is mine
- Lisa Hebrew · God is my oath, 1950s-1980s peak icon
- Lisabella Italian-Hebrew · Blend of Lisa and Bella
- Lisabeth Germanic-Hebrew · My God is an oath
- Lisandre Greek · Greek: liberator of man or free man
- Lisandro Greek · Defender of men
- Lisandru Corsican/Sardinian · Defender of mankind
- Lisbet Scandinavian-Hebrew · My God is an oath
- Lisbeth Swedish-Hebrew · My God is an oath
- Lise Hebrew · God's oath
- Liséa Hebrew · Feminine name of Hebrew origin: God is my oath
- Liselotte German-Hebrew · Pledged to God
- Lison French · French diminutive of Elizabeth, meaning my God is an oath
- Lissandro Greek · Greek origin, meaning liberator of men
- Lisuarte Germanic/Portuguese · Vigilant protector of people
- Lital Hebrew · Hebrew name meaning my dew or dewdrop
- Litha Xhosa · Light
- Liubomyr Slavic · Peace lover or one who loves peace
- Liudmila Slavic · Dear to the people, gracious to the people
- Liudmyla Slavic · Dear to the people
- Liutgarde Germanic/Italian · People and protection or spear
- Liutprando Germanic/Italian · People and renowned or illustrious
- Liv Norse · Life
- Līva Latvian · Light, life
- Livaï Hebrew · Hebrew: joined or attached
- Livana Hebrew · White or moon
- Live Norwegian/Norse · Protection, Life
- Livhuwani Venda/Xhosa · We are alive
- Livia Latin · Blue
- Livian Romanian-Latin · Bluish-grey
- Livie Latin/Scottish · Olive tree; symbol of peace, fertility, and dignity
- Livio Italian-Latin · Bluish-grey
- Livius Latin · Bluish
- Livy Latin · Roman, from Livius: possibly bluish or envious
- Liwen Mapuche/Spanish · Bright life
- Liwia Polish/Latin · Of the Livius family
- Liya Hebrew · God is my father
- Liyah Arabic · Variation of Leah (weary) or Arabic (exalted)
- Liyam Irish/Hebrew · Resolute protector
- Liyana Arabic/Zulu · Softness, tenderness, gentleness; flexibility, raining blessings; beautiful, elegant, graceful
- Liyema Zulu · We are
- Liz Hebrew-English · My God is an oath
- Liza Hebrew/Polish · God's promise, God is my oath; famous warrior, joy
- Lizéa French/Basque · Derived from Elizabeth; God is my oath
- Lizia Latin/Hebrew · Latin: joy,' gladness,' cheer; Hebrew: God is my oath
- Lizie Hebrew · Meaning God is my oath
- Lizio Breton/Italian · Breton/Gallic: court or seat of power; Italian diminutive of Luigi: famous warrior
- Lizy Hebrew · Hebrew: God is my oath or God's promise
- Lizzie Hebrew · Hebrew origin: God is my oath
- Lizzy Hebrew · God is my oath or pledged to God
- Ljerka Slavic · Lily flower or little girl
- Ljiljana Slavic · Lily flower
- Ljuban Slavic · Love, beloved, dear, or cherished
- Ljubica Slavic · Beloved violet
- Ljubomira Slavic · Peace lover
- Ljubov Slavic · Love
- Ljudmila Slavic · Dear to the people, gracious to the people, or beloved of the people
- Ljudmilla Slavic · Dear to the people, gracious to the people
- Ljung Old Norse · Heather
- Llani Arabic · My nights
- Llanquimán Mapuche · Snake messenger
- Llanquín Mapuche · Snake
- Lledoner Catalan · Stone lily
- Llewellyn Welsh · Lion-like leader
- Llorenç Latin (Laurentius) · Crowned with laurel
- Lloyd Welsh · Grey or sacred
- Llúcia Latin (Lux) · Light-bringing or luminous
- Lluís Germanic (Clovis) · Famous warrior
- Loam English · Fertile soil derived from Old English lam
- Loan Breton/Vietnamese · Light; mythological bird
- Loana French-Breton · Good light
- Loane French/Breton · Light, brightness; praise, song
- Loann French/Hebrew · Yahweh is gracious; famous warrior of grace
- Loanne French/Celtic · Grace, favor, God is gracious,' famous in battle
- Loay Arabic · Strength, protection, shelter; fierce, strong, protector, defender
- Lochie Scottish/Gaelic · From the land of the lochs or warrior from the fjords
- Lochlan Scottish/Gaelic · From the land of lakes
- Lochlann Gaelic · Land of lakes or Viking
- Lockie Scottish/English · From the land of lakes or fjord land
- Lodewijck Germanic (Chlodovic) · Famous warrior
- Lodewijk Germanic (Clovis) · Famous warrior
- Lodovica Italian · Famed warrior woman
- Lodovico Germanic (Clovis) · Famous warrior
- Lodrik Germanic · Rare Germanic name
- Lodve Old Norse · Song of praise
- Loé Hebrew/Scandinavian · Hebrew derivative of Leah: tired,' weary,' or lioness of God
- Loeiz Germanic (Clovis) · Famous warrior
- Loélia Latin · Possibly Latin: well-spoken or eloquent
- Loën Dutch/Hebrew · Possible Dutch lion or Hebrew joined origins
- Loes Dutch · Famous warrior
- Loëva Breton/Scandinavian · May mean moon, light, praise, glory, leaf, lion, life, or beloved
- Loëvan Breton/French · Light or radiance, possibly linked to the deity Lugh
- Loëvann French/Breton · Possibly from Breton Louarn (fox) or Gwen (white/pure)
- Lofn Old Norse · Comfort or consolation
- Logan Scottish Gaelic · Little hollow
- Logann Scottish/Irish · Little hollow or small valley
- Loghan Scottish/Gaelic · Little hollow or small valley
- Lohan Breton/Irish · From Breton light or Irish lake
- Loïc Germanic (Clovis) · Famous warrior
- Lois Greek-English · More desirable or better
- Loisaba Maasai/Samburu · wealth
- Loïse French/Germanic · Famous warrior, renowned in battle
- Loisl Germanic · Famous warrior
- Lojzka Czech/Slovenian · Little leaf
- Loki Norse · Possibly loops or tangles,' reflecting a trickster role
- Lokman Arabic/Turkish · Wise man or man of wisdom
- Lola Spanish · Sorrows
- Lolita Spanish · Spanish: sorrows or pains
- Lombarda Latin (Lombardus) · Long-bearded woman
- Lomond Scottish · Beacon or lake name
- Lonardo Germanic (Leon-hard) · Brave lion
- Loncopán Mapuche · Chief serpent
- Londiwe Zulu · To see or vision
- Lone Old Norse · Deserving or worthy
- Longino Latin · Long spear
- Loni Germanic/Hawaiian · Ready for battle, lion (Germanic); sky, heaven (Hawaiian)
- Lonni Germanic/Latin · Noble, ready for battle, oak tree, or lioness
- Lonnie English-Germanic · Ready for battle, noble
- Lonny Germanic/English · From Germanic roots: lion brave or noble and ready
- Lony Germanic · A modern or regional form whose meaning varies by origin
- Loona Latin/Italian · Associated with the moon and its mystique
- Lopo Germanic (Leut-bald) · Brave people
- Loqman Arabic · Wise man
- Lora Latin · Laurel
- Lorcan Irish · Little fierce one
- Lore Latin · Laurel, victorious
- Lorea Basque · Flower
- Loredana Italian · Coined for an Italian novel
- Loreen Swedish-Latin · Laurel, victorious
- Lorelai Germanic · Murmuring rock or lurking rock, from German folklore
- Lorelaj Germanic · Murmuring or lurking rock
- Lorelei German · The Loreley rock on the Rhine
- Loreley German · Alluring rock
- Lorelie German-English · Alluring rock, enchantress
- Lorella Latin · Laurel
- Loren Latin-English · Laurel
- Lorena Latin · Famous warrior
- Loreno Italian-Latin · Crowned with laurel
- Lorenz Germanic-Latin · Laurel
- Lorenza Latin · Laurel, victorious
- Lorenzo Latin · Crowned with laurel
- Loresa Albanian/Latin · Glory or fame (Albanian), laurel (Latin), or lake (Spanish)
- Loretta Latin via English-Italian · Bay laurel
- Lori Latin · Laurel, simple American feminine
- Loriana Latin · Bay laurel or laurel wreath, symbolizing victory and honor
- Lorient French · Eastern rising
- Lorik Albanian · Songbird
- Lorin Latin/Scottish · From the laurel tree or Laurentum
- Lorina Latin-German · Laurel
- Lorine Latin/French · Latin: laurel tree, symbolizing victory and honor
- Loris Latin-French · Laurel
- Lorival Brazilian Portuguese · Laurel valley
- Lorna Scottish Gaelic · From Lorne region
- Lorraine French · Famous warrior
- Lorrane French-Brazilian Portuguese · Kingdom of Lothar
- Lota Hebrew/Spanish · Veil (Hebrew), little flower (Spanish), water vessel (Sanskrit)
- Lotfi Arabic · Kind and gentle
- Lothar Germanic (Hlothar) · Famous warrior or mighty warrior
- Loti Modern/Central European · Diverse origins: lotus flower, mountains, tear, pearl, free man
- Lotje Germanic · Free woman
- Lotta Germanic · Free, cheerful Nordic charm
- Lotte Germanic · Free woman
- Lotti Germanic · Free man
- Lottie English-Germanic · Free man
- Lou Germanic-French · Famous warrior
- Lou-Ann French/English · Lou (famous warrior) and Ann (grace)
- Lou-Anne French/Germanic · Famous warrior (Lou); grace (Anne)
- Louai Arabic · Wish, desire
- Louan Breton-Celtic · Good light
- Louana French/Breton · Graceful warrior or famous warrior of grace
- Louane French · Graceful warrior or famous grace
- Louanne French · Graceful, renowned warrior
- Louay Arabic · Arabic name meaning shield,' protector,' wild ox,' lion,' or warrior
- Loubelle French · Beautiful Lou
- Loubna Arabic · Intellect or frankincense
- Louca Portuguese-Greek · Man
- Loucas Greek · Man from Lucania, or bringer of light
- Loucia Latin · Light-bearer
- Louciana Latin · Latin: light, illuminated, or bringer of light
- Louella English/Germanic · Famous warrior or famous light
- Louen Celtic/Breton · Celtic, meaning light, fame, warrior, or joyful
- Louenn Celtic/Welsh · Light or good light, possibly from Celtic, Latin, or Germanic roots
- Louey Germanic/French · Famous warrior or renowned in battle
- Louhi Finnish · Snow
- Loui Germanic · Famous warrior or famous in battle
- Louie Germanic-English · Famous warrior
- Louis Germanic · Famous warrior
- Louisa Latin-Germanic · Famous warrior
- Louise Germanic via French · Famous warrior
- Louison French · Famous warrior; renowned in battle
- Louiza Germanic (Ludwig) · Famous warrior
- Loujain Arabic · Silver or precious silver
- Loujaine Arabic · Arabic name meaning silver or little silver.'
- Loujayn Arabic · Arabic: silver, evoking purity, brilliance, and value
- Loujayne Arabic · Arabic for silver, evoking preciousness, purity, and brilliance
- Louka Greek/Latin · From Greek leukos and Latin lux: light or bright
- Loukas Greek · From Lucania, southern Italy; or bright, shining
- Louna French/Arabic · Moon, storax tree
- Lounès Berber · Companion, gentle
- Lounis Berber-Kabyle · Companion or friend
- Loup French/Latin · Wolf
- Louqman Arabic · Arabic: wise or counsel-giver
- Lourdes Spanish-French · Spanish place name turned given name
- Lourenço Portuguese-Latin · Laurel
- Lourival Brazilian Portuguese · Laurel and valley
- Louve French · She-wolf, symbolizing strength and courage
- Lova Swedish · Famous warrior
- Love English · From Old English lufu,' meaning love or affection
- Lovely English · English word: beautiful, charming, amiable, loving
- Lovis Germanic-Scandinavian · Famous warrior
- Lovisa Germanic · Famous warrior
- Lovre Croatian/Latin · Laurel or bay tree; symbolizing victory and honor
- Lovro Slavic/Latin · Laurel, symbolizing victory and honor
- Lowen Cornish/Germanic · Joyful/happy or lion
- Lowenn Cornish/Germanic · Joyful, happy, or lion
- Lowenna Cornish · Joyful one
- Lowri Welsh · Crowned with laurel
- Loyiso Xhosa · Patience or to wait
- Lua Portuguese/Latin · Moon
- Luambo Bantu · light
- Luan Albanian / Brazilian Portuguese · Lion
- Luana Germanic · Graceful fighter
- Luara Brazilian Portuguese-Latin · Laurel
- Lubin Slavic/Germanic · Beloved or dear one
- Lubomir Slavic · Great love
- Luc Dutch · Light-giving
- Luca Latin · Light, bringer of light
- Luca-James Italian/Latin · Man from Lucania or light, combined with supplanter
- Lucas Latin · Bringer of light
- Lucca Italian-Greek · Man
- Luccia Latin · Light, brightness, illumination
- Luce Latin · Light
- Lucelia Brazilian Portuguese-Latin · Brazilian elaboration of Lucia
- Lucenzo Latin/Italian · Shining, bright, light-giving
- Luci Latin · Light
- Lucia Latin · Light-bringer
- Lucian Latin · Light-bringer
- Luciana Latin · Light-bringer
- Luciane Latin · Light-bringer
- Luciano Latin · Light-bringer
- Lucie Latin · Light-bringer
- Lucien French-Latin · Light
- Luciene Latin · Light-bringer
- Lucignola Italian · Little light
- Lucija Slovenian/Croatian · Light, bright, or shining
- Lucile Latin/French · Light, illumination
- Lucilene Brazilian Portuguese-Latin · Light
- Lucille French-Latin · Light
- Lucimar Brazilian Portuguese · Light and sea
- Lucimara Brazilian Portuguese · Light and sea
- Lucineia Brazilian Portuguese-Latin · Brazilian elaboration of Lucia
- Lucineide Brazilian Portuguese-Tupi · Daughter of water
- Lucio Latin-Italian · Light
- Lucius Latin · Light
- Lucja Polish · Light-bringer
- Lucjan Latin (Lucius) · Bringer of light
- Lucjusz Latin (Lucius) · Bringer of light
- Lucrezia Latin (Lucretius) · Profit or gain
- Lucy Latin · Light or illuminated one
- Lucyna Latin (Lucius) · Light-bringing
- Ludimila Slavic-Brazilian Portuguese · Favor of the people
- Ludivine French/Germanic · Famous friend, friend of fame, or divine water
- Ludmila Slavic · People's grace
- Ludmiła Slavic (Ludmila) · People's favor or beloved of people
- Ludolf Germanic (Hrodeolf) · Famous wolf or warrior wolf
- Ludomir Slavic (Vladmir/Ludmir) · People's peace or peaceful people
- Ludovic Germanic · Famous warrior or renowned fighter
- Ludovica Germanic (Ludwig) · Famous warrior
- Ludovico Germanic (Clovis) · Famous warrior
- Ludovicus Germanic (Ludwig) · Famous warrior
- Ludovik Germanic · Famous warrior, renowned in battle
- Ludvig Germanic (Ludwig) · Famous warrior
- Ludwig Old High German · Famous warrior
- Ludwik Germanic (Ludwig) · Famous warrior
- Ludwika Germanic (Ludwig) · Famous warrior
- Lufuno Venda · Happy
- Lui Germanic-Latin · Famous warrior
- Luigi Italian-Germanic · Famous warrior
- Luigia Italian · Famous warrior woman
- Luis Germanic · Famous warrior
- Luisa Germanic · Warrior
- Luisana Spanish-Germanic · Spanish elaboration of Luisa
- Luise Germanic · Famous warrior
- Luitpold Germanic (Liutbald) · Famous for spear
- Luiz Germanic · Famous warrior
- Luiza Portuguese-Germanic · Famous warrior
- Luján Latin/Iberian · Radiant
- Luk Greek-Slavic · Man
- Luka Latin · Bringer of light
- Lukas Greek via German · Bringer of light
- Lukasz Polish · Light-bringer
- Luke Latin · Light-giving
- Luken Basque/Greek · From Greek and Latin names, meaning light-giving or man from Lucania
- Lukian Latin · Light or shining
- Lukman Arabic · Wise or intelligent
- Lukrecja Polish/Latin · Of the Lucretius family
- Lula Portuguese-English · Famous warrior
- Lulit Amharic · Precious or valuable
- Luma Latin/Arabic · Light; dark lips
- Lumina Latin · Light
- Lumumba Luba · Gifted
- Luna Latin · Moon, nature name modern surge 2000s-2020s
- Lune French · Moon
- Lunga Zulu · Tall or long
- Lungani Zulu · To help or assistant
- Lungelihle Zulu · Beautiful light or pleasant sound
- Lungelo Zulu · Favor or blessing
- Lungi Zulu · Peace or calm
- Lungile Zulu · Good or beautiful
- Lungisa Zulu · To make peace or peacemaker
- Lungisani Zulu · We are peaceful or collective peace
- Lunis Berber-Kabyle · Companion
- Luqman Arabic · Wise,' intelligent,' or one who swallows wisdom
- Lurdes Portuguese-French · Sacred grotto
- Lusweti Luo/Bantu · Peaceful journey
- Lütfi Arabic (Lutf) · Kind or gracious
- Lütfiye Arabic (Lutf) · Kindness or grace
- Luthando Zulu · Love or beloved
- Lutheo Brazilian Portuguese · Brazilian coinage, meaning unclear
- Luther Germanic · Army people
- Lutz Germanic · Famous warrior
- Luuk Latin · Light, bringer of light
- Luvo Zulu · Praise
- Luvuyo Zulu · Joy or happiness
- Luyanda Zulu · To increase or growth
- Luz Hebrew/Latin · Light, symbolizing brightness, hope, and enlightenment
- Luzia Portuguese-Latin · Light
- Luzian Romansh-Latin · Light
- Luzinete Brazilian Portuguese-Latin · Light
- Luzuko Zulu · Light or brightness
- Lwanda Luo/Bantu · Vast plain
- Lwandile Zulu · We have come or arrival
- Lwazi Zulu · Knowledge or wisdom
- Lya Hebrew/Latin · Variant of Leah (weary, delicate); possibly lioness
- Lyah Hebrew · Variant of Leah, meaning weary or tired.'
- Lyall Scottish · Wolf, Loyal
- Lyam Irish/Germanic · Helmet of will or resolute protection
- Lyan Arabic/Hebrew · Climbing vines (Arabic); my God has answered (Hebrew); sun (Greek/Roman)
- Lyana French/Hebrew · To climb like a vine; God has answered
- Lyanah Latin/Hebrew · Modern name of uncertain origin, possibly vine, strong, gentle, or soft
- Lyandro Greek · Lion man or brave man, symbolizing strength and courage
- Lyann Greek/French · Modern name, possibly from Anne (grace) or Greek helios (sun)
- Lyanna Hebrew · Debated: graceful lioness or God has answered
- Lyannah Latin/Hebrew · Graceful one or tender grace
- Lyano Modern/Romance · Possibly from Emiliano or Aureliano, meaning dedicated to Jupiter or rival
- Lycia Greek/Anatolian · From ancient Lycia, possibly Land of Light or wolf
- Lydia Greek · Beautiful one from Lydia
- Lydie Greek · From Lydia, beautiful one, noble one
- Lyes Arabic/Berber · Arabic/Amazigh: My God is Yahweh or tongue/language
- Lyha Arabic · Possibly Arabic: exalted (Aliyah) or night (Layla)
- Lykke Danish/Norse · Happiness, good fortune
- Lyla Arabic · Of The Night
- Lyla-Rose Arabic/Latin · Arabic night and Latin rose, meaning night rose
- Lylah Arabic/Hebrew · Night or dark beauty, from Arabic and Hebrew
- Lyle Norman French-Scottish · Island dweller
- Lylia Latin/Greek · Lily; symbolizing purity, innocence, and beauty
- Lylian Latin/French · From lilium (lily), symbolizing purity and beauty
- Lyliana Latin · Lily flower, symbolizing purity, innocence, and beauty
- Lylio French · Lily
- Lyloo American/French · Modern or invented name, possibly a variation
- Lylou French · Lily, or renowned warrior
- Lylwenn Breton · White lily or fair lily
- Lyn Welsh/English · Lake, waterfall, or pool
- Lyna Arabic/Greek · Arabic: young palm tree or tender palm
- Lynaë Scandinavian/English · Modern name, possibly from Lina (sun's radiance) or Lynn (lake, lime tree)
- Lynah Greek/Arabic · Bright, shining, light; delicate, gentle, soft, tender
- Lynaïa Greek/Polynesian · Radiant wave
- Lynda Spanish · Gentle, serpent
- Lyne English/French · Torrent, lake, or French short form
- Lynn English · Lake, surname-to-first-name trend 1950s-1980s
- Lynna Welsh/English · Welsh llyn (lake), Germanic lind (soft), Arabic lady of Magdala
- Lyno Greek/Germanic · From Greek Linos (flax or linen), associated with the lyre and song
- Lyo French/Latin · Lion; courage, strength, nobility; or to loosen/dissolve
- Lyor Hebrew · Hebrew: my light or light to me
- Lyra Greek · The Lyre
- Lys French/Hebrew · Lily, light, or brightness
- Lysa Hebrew/Greek · Variant of Elizabeth: my God is abundance or God is my oath
- Lysander Ancient Greek · Liberator of men
- Lysandre Greek · Greek: liberator of man or free man
- Lysandro Greek · Liberator of men
- Lyse French/Hebrew · Hebrew God is my oath or French lily
- Lyséa French · Linked to the French word lys (lily), symbolizing purity and majesty
- Lysia Greek · From Greek lysis: loosening, release, or freedom
- Lysie Hebrew/Greek · From Hebrew Elisheva, meaning God is my oath
- Lyssandre Greek · Liberator of men, embodying freedom and leadership
- Lyssandro Greek · Greek for liberator of men or one who frees mankind
- Lyssia Greek/Hebrew · Noble, rational, or to loosen, release
- Lyv Scandinavian/Norse · From Old Norse Hlíf/Hlífa (protection or shelter) and Scandinavian liv (life)
- Lyvan Slavic/French · Suggests lion and grace from Slavic and French roots
- Lyvia Latin/English · Feminine name, possibly from oliva meaning olive tree
- Lyvio French/Latin · From Livio, meaning bluish or lead-colored
- Lyzio Greek/Latin · Possibly from Latin Elysium (mythical paradise) or Greek Lysias (the liberator)