Female and male names most popular from last year starting with the letter "L" - page 102.

Uncommon female name of Irish origin, derived from the Gaelic Liadh, meaning "flax" or "linen". It originated in County Kerry, Ireland, traditionally given to girls from families involved in weaving and textiles. The name is also associated with Saint Liadh, a revered figure from early Christian Ireland. Today, Leileen remains rare but holds significant historical and cultural ties to Ireland.

Hebrew origin name derived from "le'ila" meaning "night," often associated with darkness, mystery, and beauty. It has biblical roots tracing back to the prophetess Leah, also known as Leilena, and has evolved over time with different spellings like Leila or Layla. Today, Leilena is a globally popular choice for parents seeking uniqueness and meaning in their daughter's name.

Uncommon name with unknown origins and unclear meaning.

Hawaiian name derived from 'leilei', meaning 'heavenly flower'.

Persian name meaning 'night beauty', derived from 'leyli' (night) and 'jan' (beauty).

Arabic name meaning "beautiful night", popularized by One Thousand and One Nights as the daughter of Harun al-Rashid, symbolizing beauty and grace.

Rare, exotic Spanish name composed of 'Lelia,' meaning lily in Latin, and 'Ynis' or 'Enis,' meaning island in Welsh, interpreted as 'Island of Lilies.'

Arabic origin name meaning "night," inspired by the legendary lovers Layla and Majnun in Islamic culture.

Rare French feminine given name derived from the French word 'lion,' meaning 'lion.' It signifies 'like a lion' or 'little lioness,' conveying strength and regalness despite lacking historical prominence.

Rare French name with no specific meaning or history, but believed to be created as a blend of Lionel (little lion man) and Leonie (strong like a lion). It's elegant yet gender-neutral due to its combination of masculine and feminine elements.

Recent creation, blending Arabic 'Leila' (night beauty) with Latin 'Luna' (moon), symbolizing the enchanting moonlit nights.

Hebrew-derived female name meaning "I have God" or "God is my God," signifying deep devotion to God and strong faith.

Rare Hebrew-origin feminine name, derived from "leil" meaning "night", with no direct translation or specific meaning.

Enchanting Irish name derived from the ancient surname "Oileán," meaning "island.

Unique and beautiful Hawaiian name meaning "joyful and happy," embodying positivity and the spirit of Aloha.

Distinctive German name derived from the Germanic word 'leimo', meaning 'limestone'.

Distinctive Hawaiian girl's name derived from "leio" (to wrap around) and "momi" (calabash gourd), translating to "wrapped calabash gourd". It symbolizes grace, wisdom, and gentleness, reflecting ancient Hawaiian culture's use of calabash gourds.

Unique Hawaiian girl's name meaning 'heavenly flower,' derived from 'leina' (heavenly) and 'ala' (path). It originates from an ancient Hawaiian legend about forbidden love between a goddess and a mortal, symbolizing their secret path and celestial connection.

Scandinavian name derived from "leinn" meaning linen or flax, and "i" signifying of, interpreted as "of linen" or "of flax".

Captivating unisex name of Spanish origin, derived from "león" meaning 'lion', symbolizing strength and courage. It gained popularity in Spain during the Middle Ages and has since spread globally.

Rare Greek name meaning 'smooth' or 'tranquil', associated with Apollo and symbolizing harmony.

Greek-derived name meaning "lion," symbolizing strength and courage. It originated during the Middle Ages and was often given to children born around the summer solstice due to its association with solar power. Throughout history, Leion has been carried by notable figures such as an Argonaut in Greek mythology and Saint Leion, a Christian martyr. Today, it is chosen for its unique sound and powerful meaning, though it remains relatively rare worldwide.

Rare Japanese name derived from "leiser", meaning "quiet" or "softly", often associated with tranquility and grace.

Beautiful Hebrew name meaning "God is my reward," reflecting gratitude towards God for precious gifts, particularly popular around Rosh Hashanah in Jewish culture.

Austrian feminine given name derived from Elizabeth, meaning "God is my oath.

Rare Greek-origin given name derived from "leōn," meaning "lion.

Basque name derived from "leize," meaning "cave." It signifies strength and resilience, traditionally given to girls born near caves.

Rare yet captivating Greek name meaning "smooth" or "graceful," historically associated with elegance and used by notable figures since ancient times.

Scottish name derived from Gaelic "Lèite," meaning calm or serene, associated with Edinburgh's history.

Unique Scottish name derived from the Gaelic "Leathad", meaning "flat-topped hill". It signifies steadfastness, reliability, and a strong sense of identity.

Rare but distinctive Scottish given name derived from the Gaelic word 'Leathan', meaning 'broad' or 'expansive'.

Rare but meaningful Latin-derived name meaning "light" or "bright," with historical ties to the Roman goddess of light, LuxFerra.

Ancient Norwegian name derived from Old Norse, meaning "lover" or "beloved.

Rare yet captivating name with unclear origins and meanings, including interpretations like "my God is good" or "graced by God".

Recent origin name created by combining Leila and Yanna, without a specific meaning but often associated with "night" and "God is gracious". It has gained popularity since 2015 due to its unique sound and connection to familiar names like Leila and Yannis.

Elegant Arabic-origin name meaning 'night' or 'dark-haired woman', popularized globally through literature and beloved by families worldwide.

Rare feminine given name of Latin origin. It derives from the Latin word 'laetitia', meaning 'joy'.

Leja, Slavic origin, means 'happy' or 'lucky'. It emerged in the 20th century among Croatians, then spread across Europe. The name signifies joy and positivity.

Slavic-origin given name derived from 'lejenda', meaning 'legend'.

French surname derived from the Occitan word "lejona," meaning "lioness." It likely signifies strength, courage, and nobility, originating in Gascony during the 13th century.