Discover and Shortlist Your Perfect Baby Names!
| Name | Meaning | Origins | Gender | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lavee | lion (young lion) | Hebrew | Unisex | |
| Lavi | Lion | Hebrew | Boy | |
| lavon | white, fair | Hebrew | Unisex | |
| Lavy | Possibly 'lion' (if from Hebrew Lavi). Alternatively a variant of Levi meaning 'joined' or 'attached'; also used as a surname. | English, French, Hebrew | Unisex | |
| Laya | Rhythm, tempo, musical pulse; also 'absorption' or 'dissolution' in Sanskrit. | Arabic, Catalan, Hebrew, Sanskrit, Spanish | Girl | |
| Lazar | God has helped | Hebrew | Boy | |
| Lazarasz | God has helped | Hebrew | Boy | |
| Lazare | God has helped | Hebrew | Boy | |
| Lazarilo | God has helped | Hebrew | Boy | |
| Lazarito | Diminutive of Lázaro/Lazarus - 'God has helped.' | Hebrew | Boy | |
| Lazaro | God has helped | Hebrew | Boy | |
| Lazarus | God has helped | Hebrew | Boy | |
| Lazer | God has helped | Hebrew | Boy | |
| Lea | From Hebrew Leah meaning "weary"; in English placename use derived from Old English lēah meaning "meadow". | English, French, Hebrew | Girl | |
| Leah | weary | Hebrew | Girl | |
| Leahtah | Modern elaboration of Leah, traditionally understood to mean "weary" | Hebrew | Girl | |
| Leako | Likely 'child of Lea' or 'of Lea' (depending on origin). Lea/Leah can mean 'weary' or relate to 'meadow/stream'; -ko in Japanese means 'child' and in Basque -ko can mean 'from/of'. | Hebrew | Unisex | |
| Leavonah | moon; white/bright | Hebrew | Girl | |
| Leb | Likely from Yiddish 'Leib' meaning 'lion'; can also be associated with Hebrew 'lev' meaning 'heart' or Slavic 'Lev' meaning 'lion'. | Hebrew, Slavic | Boy | |
| Leeah | Originally Hebrew: 'weary' (also sometimes rendered as 'delicate' or 'wild cow') | Hebrew | Girl | |
| Leecah | Variant of Leah, commonly given the sense 'weary' (sometimes interpreted as 'gazelle') | Hebrew | Girl | |
| Leel | Varies by origin: Hebrew - (Liel) 'God is for me' / 'my God'; Arabic - related to 'night' (as in Layla/Leila); Sanskrit - from 'lila' meaning 'play' or 'divine play'. | Arabic, Hebrew, Hindi, Sanskrit | Unisex | |
| Leesah | pledged to God | Hebrew | Girl | |
| Leff | Possibly 'heir, descendant' (from Old Norse Leifr); alternatively linked to 'lion' (Yiddish Leib) or 'heart' (Hebrew Lev). | English, Hebrew, Scandinavian | Boy | |
| Leia | Variant of Leah, traditionally interpreted as "weary" (other traditional senses: "delicate" or "gazelle") | Hebrew | Girl | |
| Leiah | From Hebrew meaning "weary" (alternative interpretations: "delicate" or "wild cow") | Hebrew | Girl | |
| Leianna | Likely a modern blend of Hawaiian 'lei' (garland) and 'Anna' (grace) - 'graceful garland' or 'crowned with grace'. | English, Hebrew | Girl | |
| Leirah | Possibly 'night' (from Leila), 'weary' (from Leah), 'lyre/harp' (from Lyra), or 'field/furrow' (from Portuguese 'leira'). | Arabic, Galician, Greek, Hebrew, Portuguese | Girl | |
| Leive | A rare form that may derive from Old Norse 'Leifr' meaning 'heir/descendant', or from Hebrew 'Levi' meaning 'joined/attached'; in Dutch contexts it may relate to 'Lieve' ('dear'). | Dutch, German, Hebrew, Norse | Unisex | |
| Leivoniah | Likely 'joined to Yahweh' or 'Yahweh has joined' (from Levi 'joined' + -iah referencing Yahweh) | Hebrew | Girl |
